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What connection does Canterbury cathedral have to thomas becket?
Thomas Becket was the Archbishop of Canterbury. His connection was that he was the Archbishop in Canterbury Cathedral.
Where did Archbishop Thomas Becket live?
He lived in England, was born in London, and was the Archbishop of Canterbury.
Who was the Archbishop of Canterbury from 1980-1991?
Robert Runcie
Who was Archbishop of Canterbury from 1533-55?
Thomas Cranmer
Was thomas becket a priest?
he was Archbishop of Canterbury when he died in 1170
Who was the Archbishop of Canterbury in 1213?
Stephen Langton was the Archbishop of Canterbury in 1213.
When did Æthelnoth - archbishop of Canterbury - die?
Æthelnoth - archbishop of Canterbury - died in 1038.
What connection does Canterbury cathedral have to thomas becket?
Thomas Becket was the Archbishop of Canterbury. His connection was that he was the Archbishop in Canterbury Cathedral.
When did Matthew Hutton - archbishop of Canterbury - die?
Matthew Hutton - archbishop of Canterbury - died on 1758-03-18.
When was Matthew Hutton - archbishop of Canterbury - born?
Matthew Hutton - archbishop of Canterbury - was born on 1693-01-03.
When was Thomas Becket made an archbishop?
Thomas Beckett was appointed Archbishop of Canterbury in 1162 and was murdered in Canterbury Cathedral on December 29th 1170.
How old was thomas becket when he became archbishop of Canterbury?
Thomas Becket was about 44 years old when he became Archbishop of Canterbury.
What is the real name of The Archbishop of Canterbury?
The current archbishop of Canterbury, as of May 2014, is Justin Welby. The link below is his website.
Who was Thomas Beckett?
He was the Archbishop of Canterbury.
Did the archbishop of Canterbury own Rochester castle?
Henry I granted the custody of the castle to the Archbishop of Canterbury, William de Corbeil in 1127.
Who is leader of protestant church?
The Archbishop of Canterbury.
Who crowns British monarchs?
The Archbishop of Canterbury .
