"Memoirs of Martin Luther, written by himself, Volume I" is the first part of an important religious-historical book in which the great reformer Martin Luther talks about his life, faith, the infamous 95 theses and the struggle with the church hierarchy. This work attests to Luther not only as a spiritual leader, but also as a famous writer of the Reformation. The autobiographical notes combine historical value with the author's frankness, which makes the book fascinating for a wide range of readers interested in the religious history of Europe. Jules Michelet, a highly regarded French historian, complements Luther's work with his commentary and brings the reader to a better understanding of the Reformation period and the significance of Martin Luther's actions for human history. "Memoirs of Martin Luther, written by himself, Volume I" is a must-read for anyone who seeks to better understand the cultural and religious vicissitudes of 16th-century Europe.