The Life and Times of St. Boniface By James M. Williamson, M.D. Originally published in 1904, "The Life and Times of St. Boniface" by James M. Williamson, M.D., offers a profound exploration of the life of Winfrith, better known as St. Boniface, the Great Apostle of Germany. This meticulously researched biography takes readers on a historical journey from Boniface's birth in the Devonshire village of Crediton in 680, through his transformative missionary work, to his martyrdom in Frisia in 755. Williamson's narrative brings to life the era of Anglo-Saxon England, detailing the cultural and political backdrop against which Boniface's faith and resolve were forged. From his early education in the monastic school at Exeter to his pivotal role in the Christianization of Germany, the book illuminates Boniface's indomitable spirit and enduring legacy. As a missionary, Boniface embarked on a quest that led him to the heart of the Frankish Empire, where his efforts were instrumental in the establishment of Christianity among the Germanic tribes. His work, supported by figures like Pepin of Heristal and Carl Martel, was marked by profound dedication, culminating in his appointment as Archbishop of Mainz and his subsequent sainthood. Leopold Classic Library has revived this classic work, ensuring that Williamson's insightful portrayal of St. Boniface continues to inspire and educate. The quality of this reissue has been carefully controlled to offer readers the best possible reproduction of this historical treasure. For those interested in early medieval history, ecclesiastical studies, and the life of one of Christianity's pivotal figures, "The Life and Times of St. Boniface" remains an essential read. Features: Detailed account of St. Boniface's life and mission - Insights into Anglo-Saxon and early medieval European history - Revived by Leopold Classic Library with stringent quality control Specifications: Paperback: 320 pages - Publisher: Leopold Classic Library - Language: English - ISBN-13: 978-1234567890 - Dimensions: 6 x 0.7 x 9 inches Immerse yourself in the inspiring story of St. Boniface and discover the enduring impact of his life and work on the Christian world.