The Peasants' Revolt of 1381

14 June abbey abbot according aforesaid Anonimalle Chronicle armed assembled bailiffs band beheaded bishop Blackheath burgesses Bury St Edmunds charters church city of London commons criminally and treasonably death declare duke of Lancaster earl England English Essex evil fear feloniously Froissart granted Henry Knighton Hospital of St houses indictments insurrection Item Jack Straw Jakke John Ball John Horn John Wrawe John Wycliffe jurors justices killed king's kingdom knights labour late leader letters liberty lord king lord the king malefactors manor medieval Mile End monks Norfolk pardon parliament peace Peasants poll tax prelates prior prison realm reason rebellion rebels of 1381 Réville Revolt of 1381 Richard II Richard II's rising Rolls royal Scarborough sent servants sheriffs Smithfield squire St Albans St John subsidy Sudbury Suffolk tenants tenements Thomas Walsingham took Tower town traitors translated villeins Walter Tylere Wat Tyler Westminster William Walworth Wrawe writ Wycliffe