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3 giorni fa · These dashed hopes of toleration radicalized a small group of Catholic gentry led by Sir Robert Catesby, a charismatic religious zealot. In the spring of 1604, he began gathering recruits for an astoundingly bold plan: blow up the House of Lords during the State Opening of Parliament, killing the king and decimating the Protestant government in one fell swoop.
5 giorni fa · One of the traitors in the late conspiracy, Robert Catesby, had certain goods in petitioner's house which were seized and conveyed away by Dobbinson, one of the bailiffs of Westminster, who also took some of petitioner's own goods with him.
5 giorni fa · Robert Catesby führte eine Gruppe von Gleichgesinnten an, unter ihnen John Wright, Thomas Percy und Thomas Wintour, um nur ein paar Wenige zu nennen, die auch im Musical vorkommen. Die Vorbereitungen des Vorhabens dauerten einige Monate.
3 giorni fa · William Catesby was dealing with the manor between 1573 and 1577, as was Robert Catesby in 1600. On Robert's attainder for his share in the Gunpowder Plot in 1605 his lands were forfeited, and Sir Roger Wilbraham seems to have acquired one moiety of the manor and advowson, of which he died seised in 1616.
5 giorni fa · It was probably sold by Robert Catesby about 1600, and in 1657 it was conveyed by Edward Atkyns, senior and junior, Robert South and Elizabeth his wife, and Clement Farmer to Sir Richard and Francis Lucy.
3 giorni fa · Harington plays Robert Catesby, one of the leaders of the failed plot. The Outsider (2020, 7.6 on IMDb) Based on Stephen King's novel of the same name, this horror crime drama follows Jason Bateman 's Terry Maitland, a middle-aged baseball coach who is arrested as a suspect in the murder of a young boy.
3 giorni fa · Answer: Robert Catesby Catesby, who wanted to replace King James I with a Catholic monarch, had already proposed blowing Parliament up with gunpowder before Fawkes joined the group of conspirators. Working with a group of thirteen, the plan was to blow up the House of Lords during the State Opening of England's Parliament.
