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Heedless of the new law, Thomas crossed the Channel to put the case before the Pope. He was received by Pope Alexander III in honor, but the pope, more or less spineless, would not take action on his behalf. Becket therefore took a stronger stand for the church than the pope himself.

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	Heedless of the new law, Thomas crossed the Channel to put the case before the Pope. ~~Bent on vengeance~~, the ~~king commanded him to hand over certain properties and honors and began~~ a ~~campaign to discredit and persecute him. King Louis of France was inclined in~~ the ~~Church’s favor and accepted~~ the ~~archbishop in exile~~.		Heedless of the new law, Thomas crossed the Channel to put the case before the Pope. He was received by Pope Alexander III in honor, but the pope, more or less spineless, would not take action on his behalf. Becket therefore took a stronger stand for the church than the pope himself.