Peasants' Revolt

Where each worldview places it
The 1381 uprising of 100,000, organized by a "great society" of fugitive Templars and early Masons. It aimed first at destroying the Hospitallers, who had received Templar properties (Robinson read)[1]. Robinson's research into it led him to Freemasonry's hidden history[2].
Aliases
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Controls / directs
killed the Prior of the Hospitallers and the Archbishop of Canterbury[1]
Answers to / controlled by
directed by the Great Society and John Ballled by Wat Tyler[1]
Lineage
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Dates
1381[1]
Places
Key events
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Members / notable people
Wat TylerJohn BallRichard II (watched from the Tower)[1]
Author's claims
The Encyclopaedia Britannica calls it "curiously spontaneous", and Barbara Tuchman sees "some evidence of planning"[1].
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Notes

  1. ↑ a b c d e f The Hour of the Time (1992–1994), Hour 14 - The Skull and Bones.
  2. ↑ The Hour of the Time (1992–1994), Hour 18 - Bibliography.