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15 July, 05:06

Thomas à Becket's death represents:

A) an unjust death due to improperly applied Church law

B) the power of the Archbishop of Canterbury over the monarch

C) the power struggle of the English monarchy against the Church

D) the power of the Church over the Magna Carta's laws.

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