Hi everybody. I am not sure if it is the proper subreddit to ask for history non-fiction academic literature, but I would give it a try, and also please suggest a more appropriate subreddit. I am looking for books that overview the early reformation from a theological standpoint.

So basically it needs to be about 16th century history in general, but with emphasis on figures like Zwingli, Melanchton, Vermigli, Cranmer and so on, and not only their deeds but their actual theological justifications for those and the debates they held.