Stories from St Paul's: Series 2, Episode 7

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Stories from St Paul's: Series 2, Episode 7

This is the story of one small book, a book that would become known as the most dangerous book in England: Priest and scholar William Tyndale’s New Testament. Discover how this work, held in the St Paul’s Library, challenged established religious and political power and authority.

This podcast is produced and presented by Douglas Anderson. View all our Stories from St Paul's podcasts.

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