Thomas of Plantagenet Lancaster, 2nd1312
Lancaters private army separates the King and Gaveston, and Lancaster is one of the "judges" who convicts Gaveston and sees him executed
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Lancaters private army separates the King and Gaveston, and Lancaster is one of the "judges" who convicts Gaveston and sees him executed
Beheaded by the followers of Jack Straw
Accused of treason by the Lords Appellant, opponents of Richard II, & hanged at Tyburn
Executed for "constructive treason" & preventing the King removing him from power
Executed under a trumped up charge of disloyalty to Henry VIII
Audley is a witness to the Queens execution, and recommends to Parliament the new Act of Succession, which made Jane Seymours issue legitimate
Witnesses the execution of his niece, Anne Boleyn
Orders the execution of the Duke of Somerset
Before the execution of Charles I the Commons makes itself the highest body
One of the signatories of Charles Is death warrant
One of the signatories of Charles Is death warrant
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