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Here is the podcast description for Recording the Reformation:

As of Apr 28th, 2024, Recording the Reformation has published 4 episodes.

The latest episode of Recording the Reformation was published on Dec 5th, 2016

Recording the Reformation launched its first episode on Dec 5th, 2016.

The content of Recording the Reformation is not explicit.

Recording the Reformation is created by Oxford University.

Recording the Reformation belongs to the following podcast categories:

• Education

Recording the Reformation is hosted on Unknown.