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Windsor Martyrs

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The Windsor Martyrs represent a lesser-known but deeply significant episode in the turbulent years of the English Reformation. Taking place during the reign of Henry VIII, the executions at Windsor in 1543 reveal the complex and often contradictory religious climate of the period—when reformist ideas were spreading, yet severe punishment still awaited those who moved too far beyond official boundaries. Read more...