The Life Of Cardinal Reginald Pole... Translated Into English offers a detailed biographical account of the life and times of Cardinal Reginald Pole, a significant figure in the history of the Catholic Church and the English Reformation. Ludovico Beccatelli's work delves into Pole's early life, his education, and his rise within the Church hierarchy, providing insights into his theological and political beliefs.

The biography explores Pole's role during the reign of Henry VIII, his opposition to the English Reformation, and his subsequent exile. It further examines his return to England under Queen Mary I, where he served as Archbishop of Canterbury and played a crucial part in the restoration of Catholicism. This translated edition makes Beccatelli's important work accessible to a wider audience, shedding light on a key figure in a tumultuous period of European history.

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