This person was opposed by Arnulf of Lisieux [lis-yoo], and one of the controversial decisions he made was that the king could not put voluntary offerings from sheriffs into the royal treasury.
This person was opposed by Arnulf of Lisieux [lis-yoo], and one of the controversial decisions he made was that the king could not put voluntary offerings from sheriffs into the royal treasury. Serving between Theobald of Bec and Roger de Bailleul [by-loo], he opposed the Constitutions of Clarendon. Edward Grim witnessed this person's murder, which was committed by Reginald FitzUrse and three other knights when this person refused to leave his church.  Now considered a saint, name this close friend and then major enemy of Henry II who was the Archbishop of  Canterbury.
This person was opposed by Arnulf of Lisieux [lis-yoo], and one of the controversial decisions he made was that the king could not put voluntary offerings from sheriffs into the royal treasury.
(Saint) Thomas à Becket [prompt on (Saint) Thomas of Canterbury or Thomas of London]