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The Media Revolution Of Early Christianity: An Essay On Eusebius'S Ecclesiastical History,New Free Press Recognizing The Need For Nurses

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The Media Revolution Of Early Christianity: An Essay On Eusebius'S Ecclesiastical History,New Free Press Recognizing The Need For NursesRespected Historian Doron Mendels Poses A Daring New Theory That Eusebius'S Monumental Ecclesiastical History (325 C. E.) Was Meant To Serve As A Publicity Tool To Further The Cause Of Early Christianity. Reading The Ecclesiastical History Through The Lenses Of Modern Media Studies, Mendels Argues That Eusebius Viewed The Spread Of Christianity As A Media Revolution And Invented A New Type Of History Writing, 'Media History,' To Promote It. By

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