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500 Reformations of Bradbourne

500 Reformations of Bradbourne

Yesterday evening, I went to the village of Bradbourne, to talk about ‘what the Reformation ever did for Bradbourne’ as part of the 500 Reformations project. It was my first visit to the village, and I’d like to go back: Apart from anything else, I arrived and left in the hours of darkness and have yet to see the wall painting which provided the local jumping off point to my talk. Also, my co-speaker and I had a warm reception from an audience of 38 people and a dog. That’s about a third of Bradbourne’s population.* It was a full house. Continue reading 500 Reformations of Bradbourne

Posted on November 15, 2017November 16, 2017Categories 500 Reformations, ReflectionsTags 500 Reformations, Bradbourne, EEBO-TCP, Linguistic DNA, public engagement, Reformation, talkLeave a comment on 500 Reformations of Bradbourne
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