The trial of Michael Servetus has been intensely debated, and history has judged it the most controversial period in Calvin’s life. What was John Calvin’s role in the execution of Servetus? What was the consensus of those present at the trial in Geneva? Until the mid-nineteenth century, many of the details were shrouded in mystery. In this volume, W.K. Tweedie re-examines the historical documents—including the records of the city of Geneva. Step into history with this enlightening survey of a dark chapter in Reformation history.
