. Nouveau collier's encyclopedia : une des feuilles et l'auto-révision travail référence ... avec 515 illustrations et quatre-vingt-six cartes. -Ity. Il a prononcé plusieurs discours sur divers sujets occasions onnotable.Il a écrit la preuve dans l'affaire(1914) ; la guerre et l'humanité (1916). BECKER, GEORGE FERDINAND, un géologue américain, né à New York, Jan. 5, 1847 ; diplômé de Harvard en 1868, uni-versité ; a été instructeur de la Min-ing et la métallurgie dans l'Université de Californie en 1875-1879 ; attaché à la Commission géologique des États-Unis 1879 Surveysince" et agent spécial du 10e recensement, 1879-1883. Il a été fait une ap-sp

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. Collier's new encyclopedia : a loose-leaf and self-revising reference work ... with 515 illustrations and ninety-six maps. -ity. He delivered many orations onnotable occasions on various subjects.He wrote The Evidence in the Case(1914); War and Humanity (1916). BECKER, GEORGE FERDINAND, an American geologist, born in New York, Jan. 5, 1847; graduated at Harvard Uni-versity in 1868; was Instructor of Min-ing and Metallurgy in the Universityof California in 1875-1879; attached tothe United States Geological Surveysince 1879„ and Special Agent of the10th Census, 1879-1883. He was ap-pointed a special agent to examine intothe mineral resources of the PhilippineIslands in 1898 and was later placedin charge of the chemical and physicalresearch division. United States Geologi-cal Survey. He was also geophysicist ofthe Carnegie Institution and a memberof several scientific associations. Hispublications include Geology of the Corn-stock Lode, Geology of the QuicksilverDeposits of the Pacific Slope, Age ofEarth, etc. BECKET, THOMAS A, an Arch-bishop of Canterbury, the son of aLondon merchant, born in 1118; studied. THOMAS A BECKET at Oxford and Bologna. Henry II., , in1158, made Becket his chancellor, andin 1162 he was appointed to the primacy.He then laid aside all pomp and luxury, and led a life of monastic austerity. Inthe controversy which immediately arose, respecting the limits of civil and eccle- BECKWITH 463 BEDDOES siastical authority, Becket assertedagainst the King the independence ofthe Church, and refused to sign the Con-stitutions of Clarendon. By a Council, or Parliament, held at Northampton, in1164, Becket was condemned and sus-pended from his office. He escaped, indisguise, to France, where he obtainedthe protection of its King. In responseto his excommunication of the clergywho signed the Constitutions, and someof the Kings officers, the King, in 1166, banished all the relations of Becket andforbade all communication with him. Warwith France followed. Peace wa

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