Hey, it's Heather, and I want to remind you about our very special tours to the UK.

In 2017, we'll be doing tours focusing on the Even Song experience.

The Even Song service comes from Cranmer's Book of Common Prayer from the mid-16th century.

It's been dubbed the Atheist's Favorite Service because it requires so little and it gives so much. It's simply

divine choral music sung in some of the most historic chapels, abbeys and cathedrals in England.

We'll be spending 10 days visiting places like Cambridge, Oxford, Bath, the Cotswolds,

Winchester and Windsor with walking tours, free time to explore,

and then gathering back each afternoon for the Evensong Service if you choose to attend.

It will be 10 days of beautiful countryside, historic cities and villages, and so, so much music. I invite you to go to Englandcast.com

slash tours for full itinerary and pricing information. Again, Englandcast, E-N-G-L-A-N-D, C-A-S-D, Englandcast.com

slash tours. Thanks so much, and now to the show.

Music slash tours. Thanks so much. And now to the show.

Hello and welcome to the Renaissance English History Podcast. And this is episode 45,

and it is another joint episode with Melita Thomas of Tudor Times. This is the second joint episode that we've done, and I'm really looking forward to doing

a great deal more with original content and podcasts with them.

Just a quick admin note that the Renaissance English History podcast is a proud member of

the Agora Podcast Network, and a proud member of the Agora Podcast Network,

and the Agora Podcast of the Month is actually a collection of podcasts from a group called

Podcast Nick. They produce the secret cabinet, history of Germany, Bohemican, lots of other

great history podcasts. Check it out at

HTTP colon slash slash www. Podcastnik, P-O-D-C-A-S-T-N-I-C-N-I-C-P-C-N-I-C-P-C-Nic.com.

And as always, you can get show notes and more information about the Renaissance English

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