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Aldon, Thomas of, 29
Alford, Dean, 19, 37
Alfroin, 11
Alphege, 9
Angel Tower, 1
Anselm, 12
Arthur, Catherine, 90
Arundel, 43
Arundel, Archbishop, 17
Athol, Countess of, 40
Augustine, 97
Austin Canons’ priory of St Gregory, 68
Auxerre, Henry of, 47
Baptistry, 45
Barton, Elizabeth, 80
Beale, Henry, 94
Beaufort, John, 38
Becket’s Murder, 46
Bell Harry Tower, 1
Bertha, 97
Bigberry Wood, 111
Bigge, Thomas, 109
Bocking, 86
Boehm, Sir Edgar, 37
Bourchier, Archbishop, 32
Boys, Sir John, 22
Bregwin, Archbishop, 100
Bret, 49
Broc, Robert de, 46
Butterfield, Mr, 101
Canterbury College, Oxford, 68
Canterbury Pilgrims, 54
Canterbury, St Thomas of, 51
Canterbury Weavers, The, 92
Canute, 99
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Baptistry, The, 46
Chapel of “Our Lady” in the Undercroft, The, 18
Christ Church Gate, 4
Edward the Black Prince’s Tomb, 38
Infirmary, The Ruins of, 44
Nave, The, 22
North Side, The, Frontispiece
St Martin’s Church Tower and Harbledown, 110
Warrior’s Chapel, The, 38
West Towers and South-West Entrance, The, 42
Exterior of, 41
Interior of, 18
The Story of, 7
Catherine, 84
Chaucer, Geoffrey, 54
“Chequers of the Hope”, 56
Chichele, Archbishop, 31
Chichele Tower, 43
Chillenden, Prior, 17, 18, 20, 38, 45
Christ Church, 8
Gateway, 4
Priory of, 57
Colet, 113
Coligny, Odo, 34
Conrad, 12
Cooper, Sidney, 111
Courtenay, Archbishop, 34
Cranmer, 84
Dark Entry, 44
Denys of Burgundy, 71
Dunster, Lady Mohun of, 40
Durham, Rites of, 72
East Bridge Hospital, 94
Edmer, 10
Edward III., 30
Edward the Black Prince, 32, 33
Elizabeth, 90
Emperor Charles V., 53
Envoi, 117
Erasmus, 19, 64, 113
Ernulf, 12, 35, 36, 39
Estria, Prior Henry de, 25
Ethelbert, King, 97
First View of Canterbury, 1
Fitzstephen, William, 47
Fordwich, 106
Gasquet, Abbot, 72
Gerard, 71
Gervase, 12, 26
Gibbons, Orlando, 22
Goldstone, Prior, 39, 42
Grandison, Bishop of Exeter, 36
Green Court, 45
Greyfriars’ House, The, 64
Grim Edward, 46
Guest House Hostry, The, 72
Hadley, 86
Harbledown, 110
Hasted, 63, 78
Henry IV., 34
Henry V., 31, 52
Henry VIII., 25, 35, 44, 52
Holland, Lady Margaret, 38
Holy Maid of Kent, 80
“Hope, Chequers of the”, 56
Hope, Mr A. J. Beresford, 101
Hospital, East Bridge, 94
St John’s, 94
Howley, William, 31
“Inglesant, John”, 74
Ingworth, Richard, 93
Kemp, Cardinal, 31
Kent, Holy Maid of, 80
King’s School, 45
Lanfranc, 10, 43, 104
Langton, Archbishop Stephen, 38
Lavatory Tower, 45
Lawrence, 99
Lindhard, 97
Louis VII., 51
Magdalen College, Oxford, 70
Marlowe, Christopher, 4, 90
John, 90
Martyrdom, The, 50
Doorway from Cloisters into Westgate Towers, 70, 88
Masters, 86
Maynard, John, 106
Mepham, Archbishop Simon de, 36
Molash, Prior, 42
Montreuil, Madame de, 62
More, Sir Thomas, 116
Morton, Cardinal, 40
Navarre, Joan of, 34
Norman Staircase, King’s School, Canterbury, 48
Odo, Archbishop, 8
Oxford Tower, 43
Peckham, Archbishop, 39
Peter II., 32
Peter’s Pence, 116
Pole, Cardinal Archbishop, 35
Prince Consort, 32
Priory of Christ Church, 57
Queen Mary, 35
Queen Victoria, 32
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Richard Coeur de Lion, 52
Roger, 99
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Ruskin, 42
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St Dunstan, 27
St Ethelbert, 35
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St Martin’s Church, 102
St Martin at Dover, 68
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St Pancras, 96
St Sepulchre, 79
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St Wilfrid, 11
Salisbury, John of, 47
Sens, William of, 16
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Simon, Archbishop of Sudbury, 17, 28, 91
Somerset, Earl of, 38
South-West Transept and St George’s Tower, 56
Stanley, Dean, 22, 29, 58
Stratford, Archbishop, 30
Sturry, 105
Sudbury, Archbishop Simon of, 17, 28, 91
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Tait, Archbishop, 37
Thackeray, 90
Thomas, Duke of Clarence, 38
Thwaites, 86
Tyler, Wat, 30
Walter, Prior, 79
Warham, Archbishop, 27, 39
Warrior’s Chapel, 38
West Gate, 87
Wiclif, 34
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William of Sens, 16, 23
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