<strong>William Tyndale</strong>, translator of the New Testament in 1525, is one of history's most famous martyrs, burned for heresy in 1536. This account ties... » 

William Tyndale, translator of the New Testament in 1525, is one of history's most famous martyrs, burned for heresy in 1536. This account ties Sir Thomas More, newly named patron saint of politicians, to the betrayal and burning of Tyndale, examining in detail the feud between the two men. «