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tower) (What is the most famous event of the Canterbury cathedreal?) Thomas Becket become chancellor and friend of King Henry II during the twelfth century .He shares the pleasures of the king, goes with him to the war in Aquitaine and doesn't hesitate to tax abbeys to cover the needs of the court. Henry II confide to Mister Becket Canterbury Cathedral and so he hopes to become more popular through his friend. But Thomas Becket leaves his post as chancellor and in October 1163, he opposes to his

a village of Concord, Massachussets Battle of Lexington between the British troops and an American militia : 5 killed → Declaration of independence, written by Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson, on July 4th, 1776. Battles of Charleston (8500 troops), battle of York. The peace of Paris, 1783, signed by Thomas Jefferson → official recognition of American independence. The border between the US and Canada didn't move at all, and didn't change ever since. Convention de Philadelphie 1787 → 13

Its authors called themselves the king’s "faithful subjects in the Colonies." Despite the petition, the king declared the colonies to be in rebellion. In response, Parliament passed a harsh law banning colonial trade outside the British Empire. More Violence in Boston. Even while the Continental Congress was meeting, fighting continued in several parts of the colonies. The British at first treated these encounters as local rebellions. The colonial forces expanded the war. On May 10, 1775, as

John Adams was more remarkable as a political philosopher than as a politician”, Barack Obama Thomas Jefferson [pic] April 13, 1743 – July 4, 1826, third President of the United States (1801–1809), principal author of the Declaration of Independence (1776), one of the most influential Founding Fathers "I think this is the most extraordinary collection of talent and of human knowledge that has ever been gathered together at the White House – with the possible exception of when Thomas Jefferson dined

=======( Mormon Church president Thomas S. Monson said on Saturday October 4 the church has plans to build five new temples worldwide, three abroad and two in the United States. The temples are planned for Calgary, Canada; Cordoba, Argentina; Rome, Italy; Philadelphia and in the greater Kansas City, Mo. area. Monson's announcement came as The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints opened its two-day semiannual General Conference. The event draws more than 100,000 to the faith's downtown

and the stained glass of the windows dated from the 12 th century. Between , all this period of rebuilt , the best know event was the murder of Thomas becket in 1170. Thomas Becket was made an archbishop by Henry II in 1162 but he became unloyal to the King. One day ,while Henry II was steaming because his plan plan to usurp th identity of Thomas Becket didn't worked ,four knights, overhead the king's rage and decided to kill the archbishop in the north east transept of the Cathedral. Becket

Delaware, Georgia, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, South Carolina, Rhode Island, Virginia, and Pennsylvania. In 1776, those colonies declared their independence with a Declaration of Independence written by Thomas Jefferson. The British didn’t agree and started a war. 1783: End of the War: 13 independent states. The flag with 13 stripes was created. They also created a Government that had a lot of responsibilities but almost no power. Power of Congress:

Depuis la chute, le mariage est devenu un remède contre la convoitise et un remède pour la passion impie.”[17] Schaff, dans les renvois, tome 5 page 472, dit que Pierre Abélard (1079-1142), Hugo de St-Victor (1096-1141), Bonaventure (1221-1274), et Thomas d'Aquin (1225-1274) ont aussi enseigné que les pulsions sexuelles sont le résultat de la chute et non de la création originelle. Ces hommes que Schaff a nommés sont parmi les plus grands érudits et théologiens catholiques du Moyen-Âge. Augustin

Histoire du paquebot RMS Titanic. Le RMS Titanic est un paquebot transatlantique britannique de la compagnie White Star Line, construit sous l'initiative de Joseph Bruce Ismay en 1907. Conçu par l'architecte Thomas Andrews des chantiers navals Harland & Wolff. La construction débute en 1909 à Belfast et se termine en 1912. Plus luxueux et le plus grand paquebot jamais construit alors. Lors de son voyage inaugural, de Southampton à New York via Cherbourg et Cobh, il heurte un iceberg

la décadence d’une culture. Du droit de Rome aux droits de l’homme s’est écrite, tristement, l’histoire d’une chute. Questions de saint Thomas sur le droit et la politique 1987 Cet ouvrage n’est pas l’exposé didactique d’une doctrine. Il entend remonter aux sources pures du thomisme car le thomisme moderne a quelque peu malmené la pensée de saint Thomas. Ces sources pures sont les questions mêmes de la Somme théologique. En effet, celles-ci, loin d’être les pièces d’une théorie systématique