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Thomas Becket
Death
Becket died at Canterbury Cathedral, Canterbury.
Thomas was murdered by King Henry's II knights
In the same year of returning from exile he died 1170 on the 29th December
After his death Becket became a saint and his tomb became a focus for pilgrimage
Was killed by knights after having a dispute with the king
Life
Born On 21st December 1118
Becket was then put forward for Archbishop once the spot was vacant
In 1155 Becket was recognised for his talents where he became chancelor
Becket was born in the city of London
Family was not wealthy nor that powerful although being well connected
Famous For
Was the royal chancelor
Was the Archbishop
Was one of the most powerful people
His shocking death
Exile
Becket appealed to the Pope where the king decided to reopen negotiations.
Returned from exile, 1 December 1170
Went to exile in France for over 6 years.
By Jack Joyce