Historical Events tagged with "public execution"
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Execution of Michael An Gof and Thomas Flamank
Michael An Gof and Thomas Flamank were executed in Tyburn, London, after leading a Cornish rebellion against the English crown. Their uprising, motivated by discontent over taxation and governance, culminated in a march to London in which they demanded reforms. Despite their defeat by royal forces, their bravery and cause inspired further resistance among the Cornish people. Their execution by hanging was a stark reminder of the risks faced by those who opposed the crown.
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In the Brasero de la Dehesa, outside of Ávila, a public auto-da-fé marks the conclusion of the Holy Child of La Guardia case. This event leads to the execution of several Jewish and converso suspects accused of crimes against the Christian community. The ceremony draws a large crowd, reflecting the intense atmosphere surrounding religious and ethnic tensions in Spain during this period.
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