Constitutions of Clarendon

Eye Castle Suffolk References James Craigie Robertson (1859).  Becket, archbishop of Canterbury: A biography . J. Murray. pp. 30...

A castle constructed from flintstones bound together using a very robust lime mortar. Becket was constable of Berkhamsted till he was s...

The manor-house at Harrow was one of the occasional residences used by the archbishops of Canterbury during the middle ages. Becket often s...

St. Andrew's Priory, Northampton, a Cluniac establishment was used by archbishop Thomas Becket as his lodgings during his trial in Octob...

May 1157 Henry II held a trial at Colchester Abbey concerning the right of the pope to overrule him on matters of religion.  This was a ca...

Canterbury Cathedral from Monasticon Anglicanum by William Dugdale   The Church in England as an institution is rather unique in Europe....