A Chronicle of the Church of S.[I.E. Saint] Martin in Leicester During the Reigns of Henry VIII [I.E. Eighth], Mary, and Elizabeth With Some Account of Its Minor Altars and Ancient Guilds

This detailed history of a medieval English church provides insights into the religious life and social history of the period. The author, a prominent antiquarian and historian, covers the major events and personalities associated with St. Martin's over the centuries. Written in a clear and accessible style, this book is a valuable source of information for scholars and general readers alike.

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