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A History of Canterbury Cathedral in 20 Documents
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Published on September 23, 2020

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A History of Canterbury Cathedral in 20 Documents
The Anglo-Saxon Cathedral: St Gregory’s ‘Dialogues’
The Medieval Cathedral: The 'Domesday Monachorum'
Henry II and St Thomas Becket: Canterbury City’s first charter
Canterbury Cathedral and Magna Carta: The ‘Pine Magna Carta’
Monastic Life in the medieval cathedral: Cawston’s register
Canterbury Pilgrimage in the later Middle Ages: William Brewyn’s ‘guidebook’
The later medieval cathedral: The building of Bell Harry
The Reformation: The Endowment Charter of Henry VIII
The reign of Elizabeth I: The Queen’s visit to Canterbury in 1573
The Civil War: The Bargrave Travel Diary
The Restoration: Lancelot Pease organ case design
Cathedral music in the early modern period: choir partbooks
The Cathedral as landowner: the Vauxhall map
The 18th century: Samuel Grimm watercolour
The Victorian Cathedral Buildings: George Austin Jr photographs
Victorian Archbishops: Archbishop Frederick Temple’s welcome scroll
The 20th-century Cathedral and its Friends: The Cloister Book of Arms
The Cathedral and World War II: The bombing of the Library
Events at the Cathedral in the 20th century: The Cathedral Visitors Book
Canterbury Cathedral in the 21st Century: Digital Archives
Cathedral Stories Podcast
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