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because she felt like it
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Why did Bloody Mary kill John Foxe?
because she felt like it
When did John Foxe die?
John Foxe died in 1587.
Who wrote the Foxe's book of Martyrs?
Foxe's Book of Martyrs was written by John Foxe.
When was the foxe's book of martyrs of Mary tuder published?
in 2000
What is John Foxe's religion?
Protestant, i think
Who wrote the book of Martyrs?
The Book of Martyrs, also known as Foxe's Book of Martyrs, was written by John Foxe, an English historian and martyrologist. It details the persecution of early Christians and Protestants during the 16th century in England.
Who wrote Foxe's book of martys?
John Foxxe
Is foxe's book of martyrs untrustworthy and is it useless to anyone studying Mary Tudor?
no
When did Edward Foxe die?
Edward Foxe died in 1538.
When was Luke Foxe born?
Luke Foxe was born in 1586.
When did Luke Foxe die?
Luke Foxe died in 1635.
When was Samuel Foxe born?
Samuel Foxe was born in 1560.
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