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We have begun a project on the history of English-speaking people's churches for volume work,

we are in volume one chapter, the first book, there are three books in each volume, this

is book one volume one, from Caesar to the evacuation of the island by Rome.

Dr. Arn is my guest, there's Ollie, Dr. Arn, last week you mentioned that Churchill makes

a point to point out that the English channel is relatively young and the things of men.

Ollie points out that it's still existed when the pyramids were a building, so it's

a young island nation because it's a relatively young island.

Yeah, and Britain is a late-comer to importance in Europe, mostly what it was was a big nearby,

well, first connected by land, but that's a bit before we have records, but once it's

an island, then the way you get there is different, and that means that people go for different

reasons, and once a great seafaring war like people started up in Europe, the next thing

you know, they're invading that island, which was not ready for them.

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