TYNDALE'S NEW TESTAMENT.

From: Contemporary Review | Date: December 1, 2000| Author: Bridgman, Joan | Copyright information

FORGET the fourth Harry Potter book, the publishing sensation of this year is the second edition of William Tyndale's New Testament first published in 1526. This is an original spelling edition edited for the Tyndale Society by W. R. Cooper and published by the British Library. ([pound]15.00. ISBN 07123-4664-3.) It has, astonishingly, in its first week, outsold Joanne Rowling's Goblet of Fire in the British Library bookshop. Perhaps this is not surprising because the British Librar...

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