Welcome to the British History Podcast, my name is Jamie.

And this is episode 121.

121 coincidentally, being the number of children that Queen Victoria planned on having, but

had to settle with a mere nine children slacker.

Alright, I know we haven't been doing episode numbers before, but I had a request and I figured

we might as well start.

So 121 episodes so far, not counting the bonus episodes, the pub quizzes, and the members

episodes.

That's a hell of a lot.

And speaking of members episodes, make sure you update your feeds.

Last week I launched an episode on Anglo-Saxon childhoods, and another fun episode is in

production for the release this week, and I think you're going to like it.

And as always, if you want to become a member, you can do so over at my site, the

British History Podcast.com.

Membership enables me to keep this thing going, so if you're at all interested, it's

cheap, and it comes with fun little extras.

Okay, enough of that.

Let's get on with the show.

So last week, we ended with Augustine converting the people of Kent to Christianity, and

Aethelberg coming out as Christian.

Now was he converted by Augustine, or had he already been converted?

We just don't know.

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