What was the Pilgrimage of Grace? | Tudor Rebellions | 4 Minute History

[@wowwords2584]

Thank you, this is super helpful!

[@alexlewis0440]

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[@t_baggerz4629]

no

[@pblockguardian3646]

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im with my army like kamikaze

[@t_baggerz4629]

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[@onetwothreefourfive12345]

These were incredibly brave people. We should venerate them.

[@t_baggerz4629]

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[@ChrisZukowski88]

Incredibly STUPID people. How could they ever trust an asshole like Henry after all he's done up to that point?

[@alfredroyal3473]

Romanist rebels, deserved all they got

[@GlocktheOPS]

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[@user-ov1pz2ej2w]

what would be a reason a person would have opposed the pilgrimage of grace? please answer

[@user-ov1pz2ej2w]

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[@onetwothreefourfive12345]

I know very little about this topic, but I am a big fan of history. I imagine a reason that a person might oppose the pilgrimage of grace is because they might themselves be a strong supporter of protestantism. Another reason is they might have close ties with the monarchy, and a person might understand that the pilgrimage of grace was doomed to fail, so it would be best to just throw their support behind the king rather than the rebels, therefore they wouldn’t die/be imprisoned/lose their lands, etc. Hope this helps at least a bit

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@@fatcunt why not lel

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[@kayleighgagin1289]

Claire Kennan

[@justinwakeling2966]

Henry viii said he would pardon them & lied & killed them

[@I5HYIEPLAYZ]

why were monks and priests so prominent in the pilgrimage?

[@firescorched954]

Because one of the main reasons for the uprising was because of the closure of monasteries

[@justinwakeling2966]

They were ousted out of the monasteries and put on the road the public felt anger at there religious havens being destroyed so that Henry viii could divorce Aragon and economically benefit from the money from the monasteries

[@lucy3362]

I dont understand it

[@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13]

3 of my ancestors was part of this rebel they was all Roman Catholic brothers and 2 got tortured and executed they we're from Lancaster

[@hemetandgers6400]

THANKS

[@t_baggerz4629]

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[@t_baggerz4629]

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[@ahmedali111]

warfare?

[@sundrop546]

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[@RufusTheEpic]

@@sundrop546 ?

[@t_baggerz4629]

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[@justinwakeling2966]

People witnessed all there monasteries being torn down the start was Henry viii wanting a divorce from catherine of aragon- as rome opposed the divorce only making henry viii head of the church of england could he divorce yet he continued to tear down the monasteries & take all the revenue Cromwell was significant in this

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