The Archbishopric of Canterbury: From Its Foundation to the Norman ConquestFaith Press, 1971 - 287 sider |
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CHAPTER PAGE FOREWORD | 7 |
PREFACE | 9 |
THE MISSION OF ST AUGUSTINE II | 11 |
CANTERBURY BECOMES A METROPOLITAN SEE | 16 |
THE EXPANSION OF THE CHURCH IN ENGLAND | 25 |
CHURCH PROBLEMS RESOLVED BY POPE GREGORY I | 33 |
THE GREGORIAN PLAN IMPLEMENTED BY CANTERBURY | 43 |
CANTERBURY AND THE CELTIC CHURCH | 52 |
THE REHABILITATION OF THE ARCHBISHOPRIC | 137 |
CONFLICT BETWEEN KING AND ARCHBISHOP | 150 |
THE DANISH INVASIONS AND DECLENSION IN THE CHURCH | 162 |
THE REVIVAL OF LEARNING UNDER KING ALFRED | 174 |
PRECURSORS OF CHURCH REFORM | 184 |
DUNSTAN AND THE MONASTIC REVIVAL | 195 |
HOSTILITIES AND MARTYRDOM | 208 |
CANTERBURY AND CNUTS ECCLESIASTICAL POLICY | 218 |
THE UNIFICATION OF THE CHURCHES | 62 |
THEODORES ADMINISTRATION OF THE PROVINCE OF ALL BRITAIN | 77 |
THE AUTHORITY OF CANTERBURY ACKNOWLEDGED | 92 |
BONIFATIAN INFLUENCE AND THE REFORMING SYNODS | 106 |
OFFAS DESPOLIATION OF THE ARCHBISHOPRIC | 121 |
ARCHBISHOPRIC PAPACY AND THRONE | 231 |
MAP SHOWING THE PROVINCES OF CANTERBURY YORK AND LICHFIELD | 245 |
ABBREVIATIONS | 246 |
NOTES | 247 |
INDEX | 269 |