Robert Tresilian1388
Accused of treason by the Lords Appellant, opponents of Richard II, & hanged at Tyburn
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Accused of treason by the Lords Appellant, opponents of Richard II, & hanged at Tyburn
Death of William Stanley, executed for treason for his support of the Warbeck conspiracy
Sentenced to death for treason for plotting against Henry VIII
Sentenced to death for for treason but acquitted
Executed for "constructive treason" & preventing the King removing him from power
Stafford is found guilty & condemned to death for treason
Condemned to death for treason
Has Thomas Wolsey arrested for high treason
Death of Thomas Wolsey, en route to London to be executed for high treason
The Treason Act is passed. It becomes treason to rebel against royalty by words. It becomes treason to deny royal titles or call the King a heretic or usurper
The Treason Act is passed
Indicted under the Acts of Supremacy & Treason
The Treason Act comes into force
Accused of treason in the House of Lords
Commissioner at the trial of Mary Queen of Scots, one of the commissioners who found Mary, Queen of Scots guilty of treason
Prosecutes Essex for treason
Prosecutes Raleigh for treason
The Act of Indemnity, for acts of treason before the Battle of Worcester
Accusations of treason are brought against the Duke of Shrewsbury by Sir John Fenwick
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