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St. Bede the Venerable
Ecclesiastical history of England
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christianity
   Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int  |       and the establishment of Christianity throughout the land. Book
 2        0, Int  |       the recovery of Kent for Christianity. Essex, however, continues
 3        0, Int  | paganism for three years, till Christianity is finally established by
 4        0, Int  |        Heavenfield in 634 A.D. Christianity is brought again to Northumbria (
 5        0, Int  |       impulse to the spread of Christianity. In 653 the Middle Angles (
 6        0, Int  |        rule, which established Christianity in Mercia, in spite of a
 7        0, Int  |        the kingdoms of England Christianity is now, at least in name,
 8        0, Life |    from barbarism and received Christianity and the culture which it
 9        I, XXVI |      compelled none to embrace Christianity, but only showed more affection
10        I, XXVII|      the Roman occupation. But Christianity was not permanently established
11      III, XXV  |      having for his teacher in Christianity the learned Wilfrid, who

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