“Müller’s study is an important addition to our understanding of the cultures of exile produced by the religious upheavals of the early modern era. Memory culture among immigrant communities, he convincingly demonstrates, is essential to assessing the culture of religious identity more generally. The book is thoroughly researched and carefully argued, with an eye for nuance and subtlety. Students of early modern religious, cultural and social history will find this to be an illuminating work.”
Christine Kooi, Louisiana State University. In: Sixteenth Century Journal, Vol. 48, No. 2 (2017), pp. 503-505.

”Exile Memories is a well-written book with many appealing examples. What makes this study so useful is its scale: Müller follows various generations and reconstructs their position within society. […] It is without doubt a book that should receive the attention of cultural and church historians, but also of people interested in (constructed-)identity and memory studies.”
Annemieke Romein, in: BMGN - Low Countries Historical Review, Vol. 132 (October 2017).