The Life and Martyrdom of Saint Thomas Becket, Archbishop of Canterbury, Part 1

In this classic work of hagiography, Morris tells the story of Saint Thomas Becket, one of the most revered figures of medieval Christianity. Drawing on a wealth of historical sources and displaying a keen eye for detail, Morris brings to life the complex political and religious world of twelfth-century England.
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