Published in 1920, 'Canterbury' by Gordon Home is a historical account that delves into the significance of Canterbury, England, with a focus on its renowned cathedral. The book explores the city's medieval past, including pivotal events like the martyrdom of Thomas Becket in 1170, which established Canterbury as a major pilgrimage site in Europe. Home's narrative intertwines the city's ancient roots, religious traditions, and the pilgrimage culture, providing a vivid portrayal of Canterbury's architectural and cultural heritage.
