Correspondence of Reginald Pole

Discover the intriguing life and impactful correspondence of Reginald Pole, a prominent figure in the mid-16th century as cardinal and archbishop of Canterbury. In "Correspondence of Reginald Pole," author Thomas F. Mayer presents a meticulously curated collection of Pole's extensive letters, which serve as a vital resource for historians studying the intricate reform controversies of the Renaissance period. Published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2008, this hardback edition spans 394 pages and offers insightful summaries and contextual commentary for each letter, making it an essential tool for researchers and enthusiasts of European history and the Roman Catholic Church. Dive into the world of Reginald Pole and explore the rich tapestry of his correspondence that shaped religious and historical discourse.