pamphlets printed before the 20th century and about 20,000 later books and serials. Many of the earlier books were acquired as part of donated collections. It is rich in church history, older theology, British history (including local history), travel, science and medicine, and the anti-slavery movement. The library's holdings are included in the online catalogue of the library of the University of Kent. In July 2018, the cathedral purchased at auction a medieval Trussel Bible for £100,000. This bible, subsequently renamed the "Lyghfield Bible", after the monk William Lighfyld, had previously been at Canterbury, being removed following the Dissolution. See also References Footnotes Notes Bibliography Further reading Butler, John (2011), The Red Dean of Canterbury: the Public and Private Faces of Hewlett Johnson, Scala Publishing, Best, Nicholas (2019), Bell Harry, Endeavour Media Foyle, Jonathan (2013), The Architecture of Canterbury Cathedral, Scala Arts and Heritage Publishers, Guy, John (2012), Thomas Becket: Warrior, Priest, Rebel, Random House, Keates, Jonathan & Hornak, Angelo (2013), Canterbury Cathedral, Scala Arts and Heritage Publishers, Michael, M. A. (2004), The Stained Glass of Canterbury Cathedral, Scala Arts and Heritage Publishers, Newman, John (2013), Pevsner's Buildings of England, Kent: North and North East, New Haven: Yale University Press, Rudolph, Conrad, "The Parabolic Discourse Window and the Canterbury Roll: Social Change and the Assertion of Elite Status at Canterbury Cathedral," Oxford Art Journal 38 (2015) 1-19 Sparks, Margaret (2007), Canterbury Cathedral Precincts: an historical survey, Canterbury: Dean & Chapter of Canterbury, Sparks, Margaret & Brayshaw, Karen (2011) The Library of Canterbury Cathedral. Canterbury: Friends of Canterbury Cathedral, Weaver, Jeffrey (2013) The Ancestors of Christ Windows at Canterbury Cathedral. Los Angeles: Getty Publications, External links Sacred Destinations: Canterbury Cathedral Details on bell towers Canterbury Cathedral on Adrian Fletcher's Paradoxplace BBC news item re. Caen stone sourced for cathedral repairs Photos and plans of Canterbury Cathedral 6th-century churches Churches completed in 1077 Anglican cathedrals in England Anglo-Saxon cathedrals Benedictine monasteries in England Pre-Reformation Roman Catholic cathedrals Church of England church buildings in Kent Anglican pilgrimage sites Catholic pilgrimage sites Episcopacy in Anglicanism Grade I listed cathedrals Grade I listed buildings in Kent Christianity in Kent Tourist attractions in Kent World Heritage Sites in England English churches with Norman architecture English Gothic architecture in Kent Basilicas (Church of England) 11th-century church buildings in England