C.H. Talbot · 1954
Dan Carlin values it because it offers a historical translation and version of the story of the missionary Lebwin.
A speaker recommends a book written by someone else.
“The version I have comes from a book called The Anglo-Saxon Missionaries in Germany, translated and edited by a guy called C.H. Talbot.”
Why: Offers a translation and historical version of the story of the missionary Lebwin.
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