In 1611, a group of men completed what has become one of the most well-known translations of the Bible. But why did King James ask them to do it?
Podcasters: Elizabeth and Nathan
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John Keohane
5/26/2014 03:13:19 am
I would add to your recommended reading list from the Cambridge Studies in Early Modern British History series "King James VI and I and the Reunion of Christendom" by W. B. Patterson, Professor of History at the University of the South.
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