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I plan on releasing the translated trial documentation from 1475 of the Jews of Trent who martyred Blessed Simon, which will be the first public and first English publication of the court documentation.
Attached to this is a paper I wrote on why one can trust the source itself, how we know the murder did occur and the defendants are guilty, using a range of historical tools, particularly a pretty cutting method. This will go through some refutations of historians’ argumentation.
There is also an appendix, attached documents and information about the Church's approval of the cult of Simonino.

I plan on releasing it this Monday, the 24th of March, the feast day of St Simon of Trent, the day he was murdered.

However, I cannot complete all of the appendix and referencing in time for a release at 12:01 AM
on the 24th, Trent time.

I wish to ask then: should I wait and make it "perfect" or get it out there and release it.
Either way I will make a book on it.

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I plan on releasing the translated trial documentation from 1475 of the Jews of Trent who martyred Blessed Simon, which will be the first public and first English publication of the court documentation.
Attached to this is a paper I wrote on why one can trust the source itself, how we know the murder did occur and the defendants are guilty, using a range of historical tools, particularly a pretty cutting method. This will go through some refutations of historians’ argumentation.
There is also an appendix, attached documents and information about the Church's approval of the cult of Simonino.

I plan on releasing it this Monday, the 24th of March, the feast day of St Simon of Trent, the day he was murdered.

However, I cannot complete all of the appendix and referencing in time for a release at 12:01 AM
on the 24th, Trent time.

I wish to ask then: should I wait and make it "perfect" or get it out there and release it.
Either way I will make a book on it.

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