Mr. Michael Davies says that most people think that Martin Luther has a great reputation as a rhetorician. His writings in German were an enormously powerful aid to the Reformation. But Davies shows that Saint John Fisher was also a stylist of great ability, and with this difference from Luther: he was as temperate in his language as Luther was vulgar. Taken from The Black Legends – The Renaissance, the Enlightenment, and the Anti-Catholic Myth – 2003 VonHildebrand Institute
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