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.

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