- Shrine of St Augustine – First Archbishop of Canterbury, Apostle to the English
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2. Gregorian Mission – The first mission from Rome to convert a pagan people
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3. Kent – The first English Kingdom – founded by Hengist and Horsa who landed in Thanet 449 AD
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4. King Ethelbert of Kent – First Christian English King – baptised by St Augustine
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5. Textus Roffensis – The First English written law produced for Ethelbert. Possibly first use of our Roman alphabet to write English
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6. Canterbury Cathedral – The first English Cathedral and Mother Church of the Anglican Communion
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7. St Augustine’s Abbey – The first English monastery and the burial place of King Ethelbert and St Augustine
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8. Aylesford Priory – First Carmelite Priory founded outside the Holy Land, 1242
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9. Greyfriars Chapel – Remains of the first Franciscan Friary in England
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10. Julius Caesar – Thought to have attacked Bigbury Iron Age Fort (54 BC) during first Roman invasions of Britain
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