First Century Christianity in Britain

(Some articles appeared in PT, 1995-1999,

but a new series began in 2006, entitled Albion Revisited [AR])

PT.76	Amazing Historical Evidence. Joseph of Arimathea enters Britain in A.D.36
PT.77	The “Tin Islands”. Britain was once known as the Cassiterides.
PT.77A	The Ancient mining of Tin. A sequel to PT.77
	Please note that these, and the following chapters are in no order of arrangement in respect to subject matter. They have been presented as topics in readiness for writing a book entitled Albion Revisited, and have been placed here to share with readers who may find an interest in the various subjects covered. Do not infringe copyright. Please ask first for permission to publish.
AR.1	Joseph of Arimathea and the “Tinners’ Legend”
AR.2	Carols. “I saw three ships come sailing in,” etc.
AR.3	Tunic Crosses in West Penwith, Cornwall, showing the child Christ
AR.4	St. Michael’s Mount, and the transportation of Tin to the Continent
AR.5	The Glastonbury Thorn Tree and its peculiarities
AR.6	“The Holy Thorn of Glastonbury”. By E.C.Batton, 1880
AR.7	Lead mining in Somerset, and the export to Europe in Roman times
AR.8	The Kolbrin. Joseph of Arimathea and the Thorn Tree. British Book
AR.9	The Kolbrin. Further selections from the British Book
AR.10	An important extract from the Apostolic Constitutions
AR.11	St. Augustine’s letter to Pope Gregory. A.D. 600
AR.12	Was the Blessed Virgin buried in England? An unpublished letter by Rev. Lionel Smithett Lewis, former rector of St. John the Baptist, Glastonbury.
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