Hello, everybody. Now, in case you have not yet heard, Tom and I will be performing at

the London Apollo Eventim. Now, that is the venue formerly known as the Hammersmith

Apollo to ordinary mortals. We will be appearing there on the 31st of October this very year.

And tickets are on sale, but the depressing news, depressing for you, delightful for us,

is that they are selling like hot cakes. So if you want to buy a ticket, and if you want

to experience the thrill of seeing Tom Holland in person, hearing his range of voices, hearing

him talk about Christianity, hearing the sigh on stage as he embarks on yet another of his

many, many discussions about the origins of Islamic theology or whatever it might be and

watch me roll in my eyes. If you want to see that, of course you do, why wouldn't you

go to therestishistory.com. Now, here's exciting news. We actually also have another show planned

on the 23rd of October at the Forum in Bath. If you're from the West Country, if like

me, you think why go to London when I could go to Bath, then you can also purchase tickets

for our Bath Show at therestishistory.com. Thank you very much for listening and we'll

see you then. Goodbye.

The vast amphitheater was filled to the last seat and beyond it. Rich and poor, young and

old, sat shoulder to shoulder, awaiting the message of this new gospel. Some were there

from curiosity, some from interest, some from fear, but around and about with thousands,

young, eager, and virile, who were there from devotion to their leader, his policy, and

the movement. Pride of race, love of country, loyalty, hope, all these and more were reflected

in their ardent faces and shining eyes. For the first time, I realised this was no passing

whim, no temporary excitement. What then was it? What was it, Dominic? That was Lieutenant

Colonel Sir Thomas Moore, who was the Conservative MP for air, and he had been in the Albert Hall

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