The Indomitable Anne Askew 1546

Anne Askew, a pioneering English Protestant, was martyred for her faith in 1546 under King Henry VIII. Known for her theological writings and strong beliefs, she resisted pressure to name co-conspirators during her imprisonment. Her refusal to recant made her a symbol of Protestant defiance, later immortalized in Foxe's Book of Martyrs.

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