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Man of the moment: William Tyndale
Fans of ‘Wolf Hall’ will have been watching with bated breath the spreading influence of Protestant reformer and translator William Tyndale, who also features in this excellent BBC documentary with Melvyn Bragg.
We are privileged to hold a copy of the 1534 revision of Tyndale’s translation of the New Testament, a book described by the British Library as ‘the most important book in the English Language’. Find out more about our copy in the 101 Treasures series on our website.
