Difference between revisions of "Martyrs Mirror"
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Brief summary.
For more information about the history of the Martyrs Mirror, see http://www.gameo.org/encyclopedia/encyclopedia/contents/M37858ME.html.
Martyrs Mirror Text
Text
Excerpts
Making the Martyrs Mirror
Predecessors
Primary Sources
Editions and Translations
Etchings
People of the Martyrs Mirror
Biographies
Women
Interpreting the Martyrs Mirror
Guides to Reading
Retelling the Stories
Children's Stories
Fiction
| Bibliography | Notes |
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| Augsburger, Myron S., Hans Jörg Meier, and Tabea Kunz. Ich werde dich wieder sehen. Saglianes, Seewis: Breakthrough Publisher, 2003. | Full Text Google Books WorldCat |
| Burkholder, Kendra. Kogo mne boi︠a︡t'si︠a︡. Ephrata, PA: Grace Press, Inc, 2001. | |
| Burkholder, Kendra, and Dale Burkholder. "Whom Shall I Fear?". Crockett, Ky: Rod and Staff Publishers, 1996. | |
| Children of the Highest. Costa Rica, C.A.: Pearl Press, 1997. | |
| Esh, Claudia. We Are His Witnesses: An Anabaptist Martyr Story. Sugarcreek, OH: Carlisle Press, 2011. |
