'Becket' presentation slideshows

Thomas Becket: Hero or Villain? Dr John Jenkins University of York

Thomas Becket: Hero or Villain? Dr John Jenkins University of York. The Life (and death) of Thomas Becket 1120: Born in London 1145-54: Becomes an administrator for the Archbishop of Canterbury, promoted through the ranks 1154-62: Lord Chancellor, friend of King Henry II

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Murder in the Cathedral

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What can You see that you think is important?

Picture SMART starter. What can You see that you think is important?. What questions would you like to ask about the source?. So what did the king, Henry II, have to do with the murder?. It is difficult to know how the meeting went until you add some more information:

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Thomas Becket Looking at medieval relics and reliquaries

Thomas Becket Looking at medieval relics and reliquaries. In the Middle Ages, the Roman Catholic Church preserved relics connected with the lives of Christ and his saints. The relics were kept in reliquaries. Here are some examples.

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The Canterbury Tales

The Canterbury Tales. By Geoffrey Chaucer 1343-1400. The Canterbury Tales. Was the first fictional piece of literature printed on the printing press, invented by Johann Gutenberg in 1454. They were written by Geoffrey Chaucer

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? Starter Study the source on your desk and discuss the questions that accompany it.

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? Starter Study the source on your desk and discuss the questions that accompany it.

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Canterbury Cathedral

Canterbury Cathedral. Kara Lynch Crystal Ryans. History. History. Pope Gregory the Great sent Augustine and monks to England Given a church at Canterbury by the local King Ethelbert Augustine was consecrated Bishop and established his seat as the first Archbishop of Canterbury

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Chapter 18 - The Fourth Amendment and National Security

Chapter 18 - The Fourth Amendment and National Security. Part III. US v. Ehrlichman, 376 F Supp 910 (1974), affirmed, 546 F2d 910 (1976). Who did the break in? Whose office did they break into? Why? Did the defendants have a warrant? Who is on trial?

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[PDF] Free Download Hellfire, Texas By Elle James

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Murder in the Cathedral

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