The History of Protestantism: Protestantism in Zurich and Switzerlan

James Wylie, a member of the Free Church of Scotland and professor has written a monumental history of the Protestant movement that spans from the earliest inception of the church to 1688. Particularly important to this set is Wylie’s understanding of the importance of Wycliffe, Huss, and Luther for the Reformation movement. Through a keen interest in history and a perceptive zeal for how men of faith in Jesus Christ laid their lives down, The History of Protestantism is a treasure trove of material. You will be amazed by the way history comes alive in this substantial work.


Wylie traces the flow of Reformation thought and action Denmark and Zurich. He focuses in on the life and ministry of Zwingli all the way unto his death. You get a gripping reality of the mesmerizing effects of the Reformation on common people and those involved with preaching reform.