St. Thomas Of Canterbury

Focusing on the life of Thomas Becket, the Archbishop of Canterbury, this book details the events leading to his martyrdom in the 12th century, highlighting his conflicts with King Henry II and the church. It further explores the miracles attributed to Becket posthumously, which played a crucial role in his canonization. The second volume deepens the discussion on these miracles and their societal impact, positioning Becket as a significant figure in Christian history. This work is a valuable reprint of an antiquarian text, preserving its cultural importance.