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Great post! I realized this myself some time ago, and decided to pursue an apology for Protestantism and gain a deeper understanding of the theology of the Church Fathers and Medieval Theologians. The book I'm going through at the moment is The Case for Traditional Protestantism, and it's been a great read and defense of the five Solas. I plan on tackling the Patriarchs soon, and I also want to dive into some Medieval sources; Summa Theologia by Aquinas being the main one.

I would recommend the following:

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• Reformation Essentials - Five Pillars of the Reformation
  
• The Cambridge Declaration of the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals
  
• A history of the Protestant reformation in England and Ireland
  
• From the beginning of the Reformation by Luther to the present times
  
• The life of Martin Luther and the Reformation in Germany
  
• A Review of the Doctrines of the Reformation
  
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• Case for Traditional Protestantism: The Solas of the Reformation
  
• The 5 Solas Series
  
  I can't vouch for any of these sources, but there should be some good stuff in these.