Lord Darcy was executed on suspicion of sympathizing with this movement, which was put down by  Thomas Howard, the Duke of Norfolk.
Lord Darcy was executed on suspicion of sympathizing with this movement, which was put down by  Thomas Howard, the Duke of Norfolk. Starting in Louth, this uprising was led by (*) Robert Aske  from Yorkshire, and it targeted not only religious change but also enclosure. For 10 points— name this 1536 peasant action against England's Reformation, a challenge to the rule of Henry VIII.
Lord Darcy was executed on suspicion of sympathizing with this movement, which was put down by  Thomas Howard, the Duke of Norfolk.
the Pilgrimage of Grace