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Lanfranc dates

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1070-93

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Anselm dates

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1093-1114

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William de corbeil

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1123-39

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Theobald of Bec

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1139-62

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Thomas Becket dates

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1162-70

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Hubert walter

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1193-1207

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Stephen Langton

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1207-28

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William given papal banner and blessing by Aexander II, crowned y Eardred aoy

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1066

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Earldred dies and suceeded by Thomas of Bayeux

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1069

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Stigans deposed as AOC for political reasons, epleced by lanfranc of bec

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1070

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seperation of ecclesiastical and secular courts

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1072

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Council of London - Thomas reognises Lanfrancs primacy on a personal level

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1072

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Gregory IIV becomes pope, starts the gregorian refrmation

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1073

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first cluniac house set up in eng

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1077

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William refuses to b Gegory VII’s vassell

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1080

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Lanfranc dies and Rufus does not replace him

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1089

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Rufus appoints a reluctant ABC Anselm of Aosta/bec convinced he was dying

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1093

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Council of Rockingham , Rufus and Anselm squabble over Church vs King

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1095

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Rufus disputed the quality of knights Canterbury sent, Anselm feld into exile abraod where he was imbued with papal reformist ideas

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1097

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HI crowned Thomas of Bayeux AOY

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1100

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Anselm returns

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1100

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Anselm goes to Rome

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1103

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Compromise of London/Bec briefly ended the investiture crisi in England

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1107

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Ralph’descures becomes ABC

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1114

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Thurstan made AoY, resumption of primary dispute

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1114-5

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William de corbeil ABC

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1123

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Prinmary dispute more or less ended in favour of Canterbury

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1126

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first cistercian house set up in england

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1128

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Stephen crowned by AOC, helped onto throne by Innocent II and Henry of Blois Bishop of W”inchester

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1135

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Oxford Charter - Stephen promised to return Church power and property as it was in Williams day in return for Church loyalty

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1136

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Theobald of Bec ABC

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1138

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Henry of Blois made legate

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1139

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growth in appeals to Rome; St bernards ‘two swords theory’

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1140’s

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York Schism

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1140-56 dispute over AoY (Henry Murdac,William Fitzherbert)

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Grantians ‘Decretals’ brought to England (important canon law)

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1140-56

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Thomas Becket made ABC

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1162

37
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Council of Westminster

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1163 becket opposed Henry II’s attempts to limit ecclesiastical justice

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Constitutions of Clarendon - becket initially opposed Henry II’s changes to law over criminous clerks then agreed

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1164

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Council of Northhampton - beckt tried as a secular Vassal, appealed to Alexander III then fled abraod

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1164

40
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Meetings between Henry II and becket failed at Montmirial and Montmartre

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1169

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1170 Young henry crowned by Roger Pontl’eveque AoY, becket excommunicated Bishops involved

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1170

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murder of Becket (canonised 1173)

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1170

43
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peace at freteval between HII and Becket

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1170

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Concordat between henry II and Church

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1176

45
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Assize Utrum - all Churcfh land cases to be heard in secular courts

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1178

46
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Hubert Walter became ACB and Chief Justiciar (combining Govt and Church)

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1193

47
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Innocent III beame Pope - pushed ideas of papal Monarchy

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1198

48
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Stephen langton chosen by Innocent as ABC; John refused

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1207

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Innocent put interdict on England

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1208

50
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John agreed to Langton as AbC, John giften England to Innocent III as papal fief

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1213

51
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Interdict lifted

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1214

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Innocent supporst John aga8ints the Barons, Langton ABC suspended by Pandulf the papal nuncio for backing the barons

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1215-16

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