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I've been reading David Daniell's biography of William Tyndale and Tyndale's writings themselves. I'm fascinated by the intersection of the development of English language usage and foundation of Puritan ideas of politcal liberty in one historical figure. Later Shakespearean and Standard Version biblical language stems from what Tyndale penned. The Anglo-American political tradition, including a number of our country's founding principles are found in Tyndale's original expressions. I'm curious how someone so significant to historical developments and who paid with his life for his resistance to political and religious oppression remains largely unknown in our day. My interest in restoring Tyndale to our memory is not motivated by religious belief, but historical legitimacy.
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