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What was the basis of the conflict between Henry 2 and Thomas A becket
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What was the basis of the conflict between Henry 2 and Thomas A becket

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The basic issue why King Henry II had conflict with Thomas A Becket was because of monetary matters. In that, King Henry had taken a portion of the taxes for himself and Thomas who was the Archbishop of Canterbury opposed Henry's move
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