This is a sharp, thoughtful critique of Foxe’s Martyrology edition and its editing choices.
The work surveys how editors handle difficult texts, notes, and references, and it argues for careful sourcing and fidelity to historical documents. It presents a specific back‑and‑forth over accuracy, edition history, and the meaning of scholarly collaboration in book publishing.
This edition howls with a real‑world sense of debate about accuracy, sources, and how editors manage citations. It traces claims, tests them against published notes, and calls for clarity when edits or misreadings obscure the original text. The discussion is rooted in concrete examples, from Latin editions to the handling of proper names and dates, with attention to what readers should expect from a careful scholarly edition."synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.
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