Natalie Grueninger speaks with William Aslet about Elizabeth I’s lost prayer book. Following their conversation, Dr Owen Emmerson joins Natalie on the show to share some new information relating to this extraordinary artefact.
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Ok, this was just the most amazing episode ever! First to hear about Mr Aslet’s research into the prayer book, and then a resolution (of sorts) with Dr Emmerson. It was an awesome episode. Thank you. Michelle t
So glad you enjoyed it, Michelle!