In this gripping history documentary, we delve into the tumultuous relationship between Church and State in medieval England, culminating in the dramatic martyrdom of Thomas Becket, Archbishop of Canterbury. Becket's unwavering dedication to the Catholic Church and his refusal to submit to King Henry II's authority led to a bitter struggle for power, ultimately resulting in his brutal assassination in 1170. Explore the intricate web of politics, faith, and loyalty that defined the medieval era, as we examine the complex characters of Henry II and Thomas Becket, and the far-reaching consequences of their conflict. From the opulent courts of Norman England to the sacred halls of Canterbury Cathedral, we'll explore the fascinating history of England, the rise of the Catholic Church, and the enduring legacy of a martyr who gave his life for his faith.

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