Canterbury

Before 1174 he is only once recorded at Canterbury. After his penance, he made at least ten more visits.

However, the top three picks this year are Cavaliers, Timberwolves, Jazz all do not seem to Canterbury's first choice.

Before the printing press, scholars might have had to memorize "The Canterbury Tales" to have continuing access to them.

Before arriving in Zimbabwe from Mozambique early Sunday, the archbishop of Canterbury said he hoped to see President Mugabe on Monday.

In the end Uriah Heep and his mother left Canterbury, but we all thought he was too evil to stay out of trouble for long.

But I have news for you too, Copperfield! ' he said. ' The Micawbers are moving to Canterbury. '

She looked so quiet and good, and reminded me so much of my happy schooldays in Canterbury, that I could not help crying.

No doubt it would have been possible to improve the king's castle at Canterbury.

Royal New Zealand Geological and Nuclear Science said the last earthquake occurred in Canterbury magnitude 7. 1 earthquake aftershocks.

The Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, said he was "very interested" in the public response to Goody's death.

The Bidden Easter charity dates at very least to the beginning of the XVII century, as proven by the Archdeacon of Canterbury's letter.

The Archibishop of Canterbury, Abbott, forbade one of his clergy from preaching a sermon supporting the crown, and he was replaced.

The next day, when Edward came down to breakfast, Gordon Lang, the Archbishop of Canterbury, was waiting for him.

I am ready to die for my Lord, that in my blood the Church may obtain liberty and peace. --Thomas Becket, Archbishop of Canterbury.

Here Warren Scheer reads the very beginning of Geoffrey Chaucer's great poem, "The Canterbury Tales" as it was written in Middle English.

The Canterbury Tales, so far as they are in verse, have been printed without any abridgement or designed change in the sense.

Traddles and I had both received rather strange letters from Mr Micawber, in which he asked us to come to Canterbury, with my aunt.

But no one knew the falseness of his heart better than the Pope and the Archbishop of Canterbury.

Yes, Mr Micawber is going to become assistant to someone called Uriah Heep, a partner in a firm of Canterbury lawyers.

Opinions vary significantly about the symbolic implication of the old man in the Pardoners tale in The Canterbury Tales.

In the Canterbury Tales, Chaucer created a comprehensive realistic picture of the English society and a whole gallery of vivid characters.

In his Christmas Day sermon, the Archbishop of Canterbury lamented the early adulthood of modern children.

I borrowed a horse and rode to Canterbury to ask Agnes myself.

Dudley Clendinen is a former national correspondent and editorial writer for The Times, and author of "A Place Called Canterbury. "

So Mordred told everyone that Arthur was killed in the war, in France. Mordred became King of Britain! He was made King in Canterbury.

Britain is in the early Gothic Cathedral of Canterbury, after the introduction before it evolved into their own language.

Prince William and Kate Middleton have been named husband and wife by the Archbishop of Canterbury at Westminster Abbey.

The only son of King Louis VII of France fell dangerously ill and his distraught father took the astonishing decision to go to Canterbury.

The remains of a large robot repair center loom over the settlement of Canterbury Commons.

Multiple local and North Island Christchurch, Canterbury wire was blown off, thousands of families off.

Canterbury Cathedral is infamous for being the murder site for four of its archbishops throughout its history.

Canterbury Commons is the end of the Capital Wastelands established merchant caravan route.

The Archbishop of Canterbury is followed by the Lord High Chancellor; the Lord High Chancellor is followed by the Archbishop of York.

For Henry II, king of England in the 12th century, the troublemaker was Thomas Becket, his own choice as archbishop of Canterbury.

Sir Roland and his bride lived happily ever after in his fief near Canterbury . They had five children.

The son of a Canterbury shoemaker, he earned a degree from Cambridge University.

CHURCH and state have been battling in Britain since before Henry II had his Archbishop of Canterbury bumped off.

In the two cities of the region, Christchurch and Timaru, great care has been taken to preserve Canterbury's colonial heritage.

It will be a long recovery process for Canterbury and the Government is committed to ensuring a sense of urgency continues throughout.

The term "weapons of mass destruction" first appeared in a Christmas sermon by the archbishop of Canterbury in 1937.

Elizabeth I of England is crowned in Westminster Abbey by Owen Oglethorpe, the Bishop of Carlisle, instead of the Archbishop of Canterbury.

"The Canterbury Tales" is a collection of poems about different people traveling to the town of Canterbury.

Pair Candlestick Holders; New Martinsville; Canterbury.

Teach children the opening lines of The Canterbury Tales, or get their blood flowing with Kipling's "If. "

So in England, Canterbury is likened to the cradle of the faith in Christianity vividly by people.

The prologue you just heard describes a group of religious travelers going to Canterbury.

Heath fritillary butterflies which are rare in the UK , have returned in large numbers to Blean Woods, near Canterbury in Kent .

But Canterbury would always be the city of the archbishop and monks of Christ Church.

Rowan Williams, the archbishop of Canterbury, this week applauded the UK government's ban on short selling.

There are even patterns for the Archbishop of Canterbury and for the Royal pet, the Queen's little Corgi.

The [Shaker] dwelling-house bathroom at Canterbury bespeaks communal life.

I was then free to continue my journey to Canterbury, that beautiful ancient city, which seemed very little changed since my schooldays.

Saturday morning's earthquake in Canterbury had many similarities to the January 2010 earthquake that struck Haiti.

Clarence House confirmed that Rowan Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury, will conduct the April 29 wedding service.

STEVE EMBE R: The prologue you just heard describes a group of religious travelers going to Canterbury.

The Archbishop of Canterbury is called the Primate of All England.

It should be after the Archbishop of Canterbury pronounces them man and wife.

We didn't know what to do at the weekend and Betty floated the idea of taking a trip to Canterbury to see the cathedral.

Chaucer's most famous work is "The Canterbury Tales, " written more than six hundred years ago.

Whenever I'm in Canterbury I make a point of visiting the cathedral.

The band of monks entered (into) Canterbury, bearing before them a silver cross.

It is understood that television building in Canterbury, 6 layers high, completed in the early nineties of last century, about 20 years.

Central South Island region of Canterbury will be a day off 18 people for pay tribute.

I remember the Archbishop of Canterbury preaching a sermon against rock'n'roll.

Now, there was in the town of Canterbury a rich old abbot who lived in a grand style in a great house called the Abbey .

The English Gothic cathedrals include Canterbury, Lincoln, York Minster, and Exeter.

Canterbury Cathedral (11th-16th century) is the seat of the archbishop and primate of the Anglican Communion.

In the search for bodies of the victims, the Chinese rescue team from 4 to television building in the ruins of Canterbury to work.

The Canterbury Tales exist(s) in many manuscripts.

cause do Henry II do Thomas Becket archbishop of Canterbury?

After the relocation of the University of Canterbury , here become a regional arts centre.

Senior churchmen, such as former Archbishop of Canterbury Lord Carey, have attacked equality laws for stifling Christianity.

He was elected as archbishop of Canterbury.

The Canterbury Tales was written by Chaucer.

Robert Runcie (1921--), 102nd archbishop of Canterbury, who won the Military Cross during the Second World War.

The Archbishop of Canterbury 's envoy .

Carbon trading makes planting forests even more appealing, the University of Canterbury's Evison said.

The Archbishop of Canterbury holds the highest position in the Church of England.

The Canterbury Tales was written by Geoffrey Chaucer in 1387.

You think that I am the Abbot of Canterbury.

The European arm of sportswear firm Canterbury has gone into administration with the loss of 72 jobs in the UK.

The real Henry II built it to wow pilgrims on their way to Canterbury.

With the aspiration to study in such an outstanding university I decided to study economy in the University of Canterbury .

As Cosmo Lang, the Archbishop of Canterbury, led the coronation service, Logue was listening probably more intently than anyone else

This albino peacock at Wingham Bird Park in Canterbury may find it hard to attract mates with his lack of colour

Canterbury Manufacturers Association New Zealand

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From "The Canterbury Pilgrims" by Nathaniel Hawthorne

Canterbury Language College of New Zealand

Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams

Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams

to make you king , we need the archbishop of canterbury to do that

A Reading of Fang Zhong's Translation of The Canterbury Tales

Canterbury Cathedral, St Augustine's Abbey, and St Martin's Church

Some of the people described in "The Canterbury Tales" are wise and brave;

The Prologue of the Canterbury Tales

The Canterbury Tales --- Geoffery Chaucer

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The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer

The Carnival features in The Canterbury Tales

In England, down to Canterbury they wend,

The Primate of all England, ie the Archbishop of Canterbury

Confucius Institute at University of Canterbury Opens New Resource Center

University of Canterbury English Language Centre