1. Thomas á Becket and the Catholic Context
... was employed under sheriffs and learned first hand about English politics. When the knowledge of this young, outstanding gentleman reached the Archbishop Theobald of Canterbury, he was immediately taken into his service and household in 1142 as a clerk. He was sent to Bologna, and Auxerre to study ... was not his idea, Becket applied and exploited the scuttage. It was this constant and loyal friend whom Henry appointed the Archbishop of Canterbury. The English Church/State Relationship In order to understand fully the politically ecclesiastical moves of Thomas Becket and his role as Arc...
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- Approx Pages: 11
- Has Bibliography
- Grade Level: Undergraduate
