How the Reformation Happened Book

This book has answered nearly everything I wanted to know about the Reformation. There are only but a few smaller questions that I have left unanswered, but the larger "why's" of the split of Christendom have been answered brilliantly by Hilaire Belloc.
This was the first book I had read by Belloc, and I do intend to read many more of his works as he is a prominent English Catholic writer whom I seem to become more drawn to as I continue to dive into his literature.
I think one of the things I particularly enjoyed about this book was Belloc's ability to remain objective while explaining the truths of the Reformation. I learned much about the corruption within the men of my own faith: Catholicism, that Belloc was able to explain objectively without much attachment to emotion to exaggerate or downplay whatever thing. Because he was able to do this so effectively, I was able to understand and learn truths for what they are without becoming animated over them.
Belloc answered all of my "why's" that I have been desiring to learn, and I love that it was from a Catholic author able to maintain objectivity for explanation throughout the read. Too often we see the anti-Catholic hatred attempt to explain the Reformation and it's "positive effect" and "glory" that it has laid down upon history, when in reality, it was a travesty to split Christendom.
This will be the first book that I recommend to anyone who wants to learn the authentic truths of the Reformation. A must-read.