by Preserved Smith, PHD

This book published in 1911 delves into the fascinating life of Martin Luther, who was born in 1483, and died 1546, at Eisleben. It showcases his ancestry, his childhood growing up in the heart of Germany, and student life, his decision to become a monk (1505-1512), his journey to Rome, letters which reveal a more pastoral and personal side of Luther, contrasting with his public persona as a theological combatant. These letters, written to various individuals, including family, friends, and prominent figures, cover diverse topics like theology, church doctrine, politics, and personal matters and so much more. It includes a timeline of his life.

(490p., Illus, 1911)