James Tuchet

Rebel leader during the English Wars

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A prominent figure in the late 15th century, played a key role in the rebellion against the Tudor monarchy. As the 7th Baron Audley, provided leadership during the Cornish Rebellion in 1497. Coordinated the efforts of rebels in their challenge to the crown's policies. Ultimately captured and executed following the failure of the uprising.

Led the Cornish Rebellion in 1497

Served as the 7th Baron Audley

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