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	Family Ancestry England Rebellions
		In spring 1554, the Wyatt's Rebellion, under Sir Thomas Wyatt, disagreed with the trial of Queen Mary I and the attempted unity through wedlock to the King of Spain, Philip II.
		The conspiracy by Babington and Sir Francis Walsingham, the Secretary of Country, is identified as the cause of the execution of Mary.
		In 1601 the Essex Rebellion, under the Earl of Essex Robert Devereux, occurred.
	www.family-ancestry.co.uk /history/tudor/england/rebellions (839 words)

	Kett's Rebellion 1549
		Kett was a contented yeoman farmer, tanner and, with his brother William, was responsible for the saving of what remains of Wymondham Abbey from destruction following the Dissolution of the Monasteries.
		Kett’s fight for justice could be seen as doomed from the start, but, along with other events, it sowed a seed.
		In 1999, Norfolk people celebrated the 450th anniversary of Kett’s Rebellion, with a moving free play in parks and schools, a festival in the Ketts’ home-town of Wymondham, a commemorative ale brewed by Norfolk’s Woodforde’s Brewery and the honour of commemoration in the 1999 logo of the annual CAMRA Norwich Beer Festival.
	www.the-cutting-edge.freeserve.co.uk /thorpehamlet/kett.htm (1534 words)

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	Wymondham online
		Kett made another rousing speech, saying ‘I refuse not to sacrifice my substance, yea my very life itself, so highly do I esteem the cause in which we are engaged.’ He then set off to lead his followers to Norwich, and the Norfolk Rising or Kett’s Rebellion had begun.
		Throughout the period of the rebellion Kett displayed firm leadership, and acted with restraint and moderation.
		Robert Kett and his brother William, who had supported him throughout the rebellion, were imprisoned in the Tower of London, then tried and found guilty of treason on 29 November.
	www.wymondham-norfolk.co.uk /org&clubs/robert_rebellion.html (797 words)

	Thorpe Hamlet Village Sign
		Kett's Camp occupied a large area of the hillside in the summer of 1549.
		Kett held good order in the camp - a new, fair society based on the good parts of the old feudal system that was being swept away by what we now call capitalism.
		And Kett's Rebellion sowed a seed for a must just society to come - as was acknowledged by the Mayor in his speach at the unveiling.
	www.the-cutting-edge.freeserve.co.uk /thorpehamlet/sign.htm (671 words)

	Wymondham online
		Kett made another rousing speech, saying ‘I refuse not to sacrifice my substance, yea my very life itself, so highly do I esteem the cause in which we are engaged.’ He then set off to lead his followers to Norwich, and the Norfolk Rising or Kett’s Rebellion had begun.
		Throughout the period of the rebellion Kett displayed firm leadership, and acted with restraint and moderation.
		Robert Kett and his brother William, who had supported him throughout the rebellion, were imprisoned in the Tower of London, then tried and found guilty of treason on 29 November.
	www.wymondhamonline.co.uk /org&clubs/robert_rebellion.html (797 words)

	BBC Online - Norfolk - Your - A-Z - Kett Rebellion
		Kett's Rebellion took place in the summer of 1549.
		Kett himself was imprisoned and later hanged from the battlements of Norwich Castle.
		An oak tree at which Kett and the rebels are said to have met before they marched on Norwich still stands.
	www.bbc.co.uk /norfolk/your/a-z_norfolk/a-z_ketts.shtml (267 words)

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