Becket died in Canterbury, a city in England, in the county of Kent.
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Henry II of England made Thomas Becket his Chancellor in 1154, soon after they met. Later, the King also made him Archbishop of Canterbury in 1162. Born in London in 1117, he was assassinated in 1170 at age 52 in Canterbury. In 1174, he was canonized by Pope Alexander III, to become Saint Thomas Becket, patron of Exeter College, Oxford; Portsmouth; Arbroath Abbey; and secular clergy. See related links for additional information.
When Henry became king he appointed Thomas Becket as his chancellor. Becket's job was an important one as it involved the distribution of royal charters, writs and letters. The king and Becket soon became close friends.
Because after the death of her on her death bed he sat aside her. He then recalled "You were a great wife and I promise you ill never remarry" He kept his promise until he died when they met together in heaven of course.
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What is the significance of the general Assembly that met in james town Virginia.
town meeting
She isn't married.
I know she has a brother Tommy. I met him once before