Hello everyone and welcome back to the History of England, episode 232, Evangelicals.

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I want to start with an all-important concept, which you are probably all very well aware

of, but just can't be stressed enough.

At some indefinable time, we move from what we call a medieval to early modern.

Now, of course, these are modern tags.

At the time, folks wouldn't have called themselves Mr. and Mrs. Early Modern.

But despite the righteous theory that historians understandably visit on the bowed head of such

tags, they exist and survive because there is some important truth in them.

The modern world is not different just because of technology, but because of the way we

think and what we value.

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