Publisher's Synopsis
Eustaquio María de Nenclares recounts the lives and deaths of the martyrs of Japan in this moving and inspirational work. These brave individuals, many of whom were missionaries, were persecuted and killed for their faith during the Edo period. De Nenclares pays tribute to their courage and devotion in these powerful biographies. This book offers a unique perspective on Japanese history and spirituality.
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