Canterbury, a corruption of its Saxon names, Cant-wara-byrig (town of the men of Kent), is 68 miles E.S.E. from London. It is the ecclesiastical capital of England, and its magnificent cathedral was founded in 597. It was here that the prelate Thomas I Becket was murdered before

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