Execution of Lord Audley
James Tuchet, Lord Audley, is beheaded for joining the Cornish rebellion and providing aristocratic leadership to the uprising.
Role range: 1497
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James Tuchet Biography and Timeline
Follow James Tuchet through 3 dated historical records for England.
James Tuchet, historical timeline
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
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1497
Audley Executed after Blackheath
Lord Audley is beheaded on Tower Hill for joining the Cornish uprising and providing noble leadership to the rebel army.
Role range: 1497
Audley Joins Cornish March
Lord Audley joins the Cornish rebels during their eastward march, adding aristocratic leadership to a movement initially led by commoners.
Role range: 1497
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