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 | | Thus in his palpable dignity, towards the world, the king is superior to the priest; it is only in his impalpable dignity, towards God, that the priest is superior to the king. | | | In 1365 one "John de Wyclif" was appointed by Simon Islip, Archbishop of Canterbury, to the wardenship of Canterbury Hall, a house which the archbishop founded for a mixed body of monks and secular clergy, and then -- as a result of the inevitable quarrels -- filled exclusively with the latter. | | | The choice of secular priests to be his itinerant preachers was significant of another change of attitude on Wycliffe's part. |
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http://www.nndb.com/people/565/000094283
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| | March 2004: Ethiopia |
| | Deacons and priests of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church process down the mountain near Lalibela, Ethiopia, during Timkat, the three-day festival of Epiphany. | | | Ball, who has a longtime interest in Ethiopian religious artifacts, set out to meet the country's craftsmen and learn more about the spirituality that informs their work. | | | During Timkat the priests, dressed in white, carry the Tabots, which are wrapped in cloth, on their heads, while the deacons hold ornate liturgical umbrellas over them. |
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http://www.edow.org/news/window/march2004/ethiopia.html
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| | St. John's Russian Orthodox Church |
| | John Chrysostom Russian Orthodox Church and ROC of 3 Saints, Garfield NJ | | | O John Chrysostom, all-blessed Saint, truly we praise thee: thou are the teacher revealing the Divine things. | | | Grace as flame shining forth from thy mouth illuminated the universe, and thou has gathered not the silver-treasures of this world, but has revealed to us the exaltation of humility. |
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http://www.3saints.com/stjohn.html
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| | John Connor on the Peasants' Revolt and the State of Nature. | | | Just as Ball took conventional Church doctrine on the Millennium and radicalised it by making it imminent, so he took church doctrine on the communitarian state of Nature and radicalised it by rejecting the Fall and Original Sin (22). | | | By proclaiming that this prophecy is now on the point of fulfilment, that the harvest time appointed by God has come at last, the sermon in effect summons the common people, as children of the Kingdom, to carry out the annihilation of the demonic powers which was to usher in the Millennium. |
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http://website.lineone.net/~grandlaf/Jnball.htm
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| | John Ball (priest) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Ball, who was called by Froissart "the mad priest of Kent," seems to have possessed the gift of rhyme. | | | He is said to have urged his hearers to kill the principal lords of the kingdom and the lawyers; and he was afterwards among those who rushed into the Tower of London to seize Simon of Sudbury, archbishop of Canterbury. | | | 15 July 1381) was an English Lollard priest who took a prominent part in the Peasants' Revolt in 1381. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Ball_(priest)
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| | The Norton Anthology of English Literature: The Middle Ages: Topic 1: Texts and Contexts |
| | note 7 John Ball, priest of Saint Mary, greeteth well all manner men and bids 'em in the name of the Trinity, Father and Son and Holy Ghost, stand manly together in truth, and helpeth truth, and truth shall help you. | | | The prophet Ball teaches them; a malicious spirit had previously taught him, and he then constituted their deepest learning. | | | Gower thus identifies himself with the prophetic voice of John the Baptist as well as the apocalyptic voice of John the Evangelist in the Book of Revelation. |
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http://www.wwnorton.com/nto/middleages/topic_1/uprise.htm
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| | The Ball Family Part 2 |
| | All were baptised at St John's, Poulton, then the only Catholic Church in the area. | | | John's Will can be seen in full on the Wills page. | | | Thomas was initially baptised by Elizabeth Cornthwaite 'in danger of death' and the rest of the ceremonies and prayers were supplied later by John Lindow, with only a 'conditional' baptism since a child could not be baptised properly twice. |
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http://www.lupton2.freeserve.co.uk/history/ball2.htm
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| | John Ball Biography |
| | He eventually became the priest St James' Church in Colchester. | | | system upset his bishop and in 1366 he was removed from his post as the priest of St James' Church. | | | He also taught the wicked doctrines of the disloyal John Wycliffe. |
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http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/YALDballJ2.htm
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| | The Peasant Revolt |
| | John Ball, a priest who spoke regularly to the people gathered in the marketplace, expressed the sentiments of the revolt in the following way: | | | My good friends, things cannot go on well in England, nor ever will until everything shall be in common; when there shall neither be vassal nor lord, and all distinctions leveled; when the lords shall be no more masters than ourselves. |
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http://idcs0100.lib.iup.edu/England1/the10.htm
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| | The Ball Family Part 1 |
| | The Will does not indicate who took over Dolphin Lee, but three of them, John, Edward and George, were priests, and the Return of Papists shows that Thomas, son of William, had taken over. | | | From 1849 it was known as Aldenham Priory but was closed in 1890 when a new church was built at Bridgenorth so is not mentioned by Kelly. | | | Was Mr Holland a protestant and the source of the persecution, or did John fear that as a priest he was compromising him? |
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http://www.lupton2.freeserve.co.uk/history/ball1.htm
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| | The Electronic Canterbury Tales: The Nun's Priest's Tale |
| | The specificity of the old woman's house and courtyard in the Nun's Priest's Tale might be illuminated by the research on Wharram Percy, a "lost medieval village" that has been the site of extensive archaeological research since 1950. | | | The Nun's Priest wears his great learning lightly and is a bit of a name dropper, especially when it comes to medieval philosophy (B2.4431-32). | | | See especially the details of the toft and croft of peasant homes. |
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http://hosting.uaa.alaska.edu/afdtk/ect_npriest.htm
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| | The history of Deptford Bridge |
| | For this priest used often on Sundays after mass, when the people were coming out of the church, to go into the cloister and preach, and assembling the people about him, would say this: | | | Another of Deptford's famous revolutionaries was Thomas Whyche, the parish priest who was burnt at the stake in 1362 for being a Lollard - these were priests whose only crime was often that they had translated the Bible into common English. | | | In 1366, for example, he was brought before Archbishop Langham of Canterbury and forbidden to preach; that in 1376, an order was made for his arrest as an excommunicated priest, and that he was imprisoned several times. |
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http://www.fantompowa.net/Flame/wat_tyler_1381.html
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| | I1708: John Carter BALL (____ - ____) |
| | In fact, the LDS record has them living out their lives there, which we know is not true. | | | A check of church records revealed their identity. | | | After marriage, the couple apparently moved to Herkimer Co., NY, according to LDS records. |
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http://webpages.charter.net/rcdugan1950/Genealogy/html/d0000/g0000069.html
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| | A Dream of John Ball and a King's Lesson |
| | The priest let me linger and look round, when he had crossed himself and given me the holy water; and then I saw that the walls were figured all over with stories, a huge St. | | | Moreover the priest saith, bear ye the dead men, both friends and foes, into the chancel of the church, and there this night he will wake them: but after to-morrow let the dead abide to bury their dead!" | | | So we sat, and I gathered my thoughts to hear what he would say, and I myself was trying to think what I should ask of him; for I thought of him as he of me, that he had seen things which I could not have seen. |
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http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/7138/literature/JohnBall.htm
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| | Communism in furs: a dream of prehistory in William Morris's John Ball. - The Art Bulletin - HighBeam Research |
| | Small plants at left, clods of earth at center, and arcs of grass at right punctuate the narrow ground. | | | Despite this conservative opposition, archaeologists, ethnologists, and philologists continued to amass evidence of the priority of primitive communism. | | | (21) However innovative the iconography of Burne-Jones's mosaics in Rome, the Genesis narrative in John Ball--derived from the so-called Second, or Adamic, Covenant--is more remarkable still, by virtue of its distinctly prehistoric cast and socially redemptive message. |
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http://www.highbeam.com/library/doc0.asp?DOCID=1G1:131132438&refid=holomed_1
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| | WCH: English Peasants Revolt |
| | This John Ball had the habit on Sundays after mass, when everyone was coming out of church, of going to the cloisters or the graveyard, assembling the people round him and preaching thus: | | | The things he was doing and saying came to the ears of the comon people of London, who were envious of the nobles and rich. | | | Nothing was refused them and everyone made haste to welcome them in and set out food and drink to appease them. |
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http://www.wise.virginia.edu/history/wciv1/civ1ref/peasvolt.htm
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| | TimeRef - History Timelines - Medieval People Starting With B |
| | Ball was a priest who wandered from village to village preaching equality. | | | John landed at Waterford looking for the rebel baron William de Broase who had fled to Ireland. | | | Edward was the eldest son of John Balliol, the king of the Scots. |
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http://www.btinternet.com/~timeref/hprb.htm
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| | June 14: Archibishop Sudbury's head on a pike |
| | John Ball, a priest who was already in hot water with the church for his teachings, preached that Christ's second coming was not far off. | | | The Roman Church was at a low ebb of respect at the time, particularly because of the great schism which had rival popes warring with one another. | | | Outraged by a corrupt church, a failing war with France, and the hardship of special taxes, England's peasants revolted. |
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http://chi.gospelcom.net/DAILYF/2003/06/daily-06-14-2003.shtml
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| | The Anarchists: Chapter 1 |
| | The insurgents having released him, he became one of their leaders, and, as we know, his exhortations exercised a powerful influence on their minds. | | | At Munster, under Bockhold the Dutchman, better known as John of Leyden, they ultimately practiced polygamy and free-love. | | | In addition to that, however, signori and villenage were to be abolished, and, when some provision had been made for the clergy and the monks, all the property of the Church was to be distributed among the parishioners of the different localities. |
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http://dwardmac.pitzer.edu/anarchist_archives/vizetelly/vizetelly1.html
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| | Voices like those of the charismatic Irish priest, Father Coughlin. | | | He made his best grades in Religion, Math and Physical Training. | | | Another duty and the one he worked on with most of his time was the movement through the port of the World War II dead to their final resting places. |
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http://users.ev1.net/~gpmoran/John.htm
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| | William Morris - A Dream of John Ball |
| | Abide us here, brother John Ball, and pray for us if thou wilt; but for me, if God will not do for Jack Straw what Jack Straw would do for God were he in like case, I can see no help for it." | | | "Yea, forsooth," said the priest, "here will I abide you my fellows if ye come back; or if ye come not back, here will I abide the foe. | | | He left off as one who had yet something else to say; and, indeed, I thought he would give us some word as to the trysting- place, and whither the army was to go from it; because it was now clear to me that this gathering was but a band of an army. |
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http://marxists.org/archive/morris/works/1886/johnball/chapters/chapter5.htm
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| | Songs for the Redwoods: Song List |
| | Ball, a priest from Kent, England, and a "social agitator," preached to rouse and encourage rebel peasants in the 1381 Peasants' Rebellion. | | | John Ball found in Wycliffe's translation of the Bible into English new hope for an egalitarian England. | | | Carter) - Remembering and honoring the wisdom of John Ball, a 14th C. priest executed for his efforts |
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http://www.rockisland.com/~irthlingz/store/songsForRedwoodsSongList.htm
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| | Then they dispatched him to speak with the king on their behalf at the Tower. | | | The king agreed to the demands for freedom at Mile End and ordered thirty secretaries to draw up the letters that very day. | | | Wat Tyler, a tiler of roofs, and the priest John Ball were the other leaders. |
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http://www.columbia.edu/dlc/garland/deweever/JK/jakke2.htm
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| | The Caballero Years/John Ball and the Peasants Revolt |
| | An added mortal destructive force came from the presence of the Black Death which hit England first in 1348-49, and returned in 1362 and 1369. | | | Although John Ball’s birthdate is questionable, his death came as a result of his participation in the Peasant’s Revolt in 1381-82. | | | A poor man and an itinerant, he was made a peasant priest by John Wyclif although Ball opposed some of the church’s tenets. |
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http://www.shsu.edu/~eng_wpf/history/johnball.html
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| | Ball, John |
| | He was one of the leaders of the Peasants& of 1381, known as ‘the mad priest of Kent’. | | | A follower of John Wycliffe and a believer in social equality, he was imprisoned for disagreeing with the archbishop of Canterbury. | | | During the revolt he was released from prison, and when in Blackheath, London, incited people against the ruling classes by preaching from the text ‘When Adam delved and Eve span, who was then the gentleman?&; When the revolt collapsed he escaped but was captured near Coventry and executed. |
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http://www.tiscali.co.uk/reference/encyclopaedia/hutchinson/m0000309.html
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| | Alan Bush Music Trust - Operas - Wat Tyler |
| | The King declares himself leader of the people and goes out to them. | | | They set free John Ball, a priest famous for his sermons against serfdom, by storming Maidstone prison. | | | Some of the best music in the score comes in the two episodes for the priest, John Ball. |
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http://www.alanbushtrust.org.uk/music/operas/wat_tyler.asp?room=Music
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| | A Dream of John Ball--A King's Lesson - Table of Contents |
| | Later he has a conversation about the future with the fiery priest. | | | This romantic fantasy published in 1888 centers around the historical figure, John Ball, an English priest living in the fourteenth-century, who delivered revolutionary-type sermons about a classless society. | | | The scholar describes the commercial society of the Industrial Revolution after the decline of feudalism and Ball realizes his vision of an egalitarian society is not fulfilled even in the future. |
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http://www.worldwideschool.org/library/books/lit/romance/ADreamofJohnBall/toc.html
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| | Quotes by John Ball |
| | (14th c.) English priest, social reformer, 1st declaration of equality & rights of man, executed 1381 | | | And yet it is of us and of our toil that these men hold their state. | | | The real world is always more complex, which has the advantage that we shan't run out of work. |
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http://www.zaadz.com/quotes/authors/john_ball
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| | John Ball's Sermon Theme, Notes |
| | Walsingham and especially Froissart describe how Ball preached egalitarian doctrine. |
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http://www.lib.rochester.edu/CAMELOT/TEAMS/sermnts.htm
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| | NodeWorks - Encyclopedia: Peasants' Revolt |
| | The Savoy Palace of the king's uncle John of Gaunt was one of the London buildings destroyed by the rioters. | | | John Gower, friend of Geoffrey Chaucer, saw the peasants as unjustified in their cause. | | | On June 14, they are reputed to have been met by the young king himself, and presented him with a series of demands, including the dismissal of some of his more unpopular ministers and the effective abolition of serfdom. |
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http://pedia.nodeworks.com/P/PE/PEA/Peasants'_Revolt
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| | MSN Encarta - Sidebar - John Ball's Sermon |
| | The rebels freed the excommunicated priest John Ball, who had been imprisoned for his controversial teachings. | | | Thomas Walsingham, a 14th-century monk and historian, gives the following account of Ball’s speech to the rebels. | | | According to the disapproving Walsingham, Ball advocated social equality and recited a then-popular rhymed couplet to illustrate that the nobility did not exist at the time of biblical creation when Adam and Eve were spinning and tilling the fields. |
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http://encarta.msn.com/sidebar_1741503191/John_Ball's_Sermon.html
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| | The Peasant Revolt of 1381 |
| | Such a man was John Ball, a priest in Kent who was a vocal opponent of feudalism. | | | He could be heard on Sundays after his sermons voicing his opinions to the commoners and serfs. | | | Ball continued his public speeches even more frequently. |
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http://www.auburn.edu/chaucer/peasants_revolt.html
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| | NodeWorks - Encyclopedia: John Ball |
| | John Ball, priest who took part in the Peasants' Revolt (d. | | | John Ball, winner of the Open Championship in golf (1861-1940) |
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http://pedia.nodeworks.com/J/JO/JOH/John_Ball
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| | Ball, John on Encyclopedia.com |
| | Excommunicated in 1376, he was in prison at Maidstone when the rebels released him in 1381. | | | Race for the White House: John the ball.(News) | | | PHILADELPHIA, PA - St. Joe's Dwayne Jones slams the ball in front of Holy Cross guard John Hurley in the second half of their second round NIT game in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on March 21, 2005. |
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http://www.encyclopedia.com/html/B/Ball-J1oh.asp
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| | John Ball |
| | John Ball was a hedge priest whose jingle "When Adam delved and Eva span, who was then the gentleman?" was the watchword of the revolt. | | | The peasant mob met with the child king Richard II who promised them an end to serfdom. | | | John Ball (Sidney Carter) PERMISSION TO INCLUDE THIS SONG HAS BEEN DENIED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDER, STAINER AND BELL, LTD., THROUGH THEIR US AND CANADIAN ADMINISTRATOR, HOPE PUBLISHING CO. (800/323-1049) John Ball and Wat Tyler were the leaders of the Peasant's Revolt in England in 1381. |
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http://sniff.numachi.com/~rickheit/dtrad/pages/tiJOHNBALL.html
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| | MSN Encarta - Search Results - Ball Valve |
| | 1338-1381), English priest, known for his association with the peasants' revolt of 1381 led by Wat Tyler. | | | Ball Valve, valve that works by the action of external pressure which raises a ball and thereby opens a hole. | | | Valve, a mechanical device used to control the flow of a gas or liquid, or—in the case of a check valve—to ensure that flow travels in only one... |
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http://uk.encarta.msn.com/Ball_Valve.html
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http://www.hexafind.com/encyclopedia/page2040/Special:Allpages/Jo
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| | July 15 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | 1207 - John of England expels Canterbury monks for supporting Archbishop of Canterbury Stephen Langton | | | 1381 - John Ball, a leader in the Peasants' Revolt, hanged, drawn and quartered in the presence of Richard II of England. | | | Lindh agrees to serve 10 years in prison for each of the charges. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/July_15
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| | Chronicles of Froissart |
| | And when this John Ball was out of prison, he returned again to his error, as he did before. | | | And they had a captain called Water Tyler, and with him in company was Jack Straw and John Ball: these three were | | | This promise moved so them of Kent, of Essex, of Sussex, of Bedford and of the countries about, that they rose and came towards London to the number of sixty thousand. |
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http://ehistory.osu.edu/MiddleAges/booksandliterature/froissart/0250.cfm
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| | Hairball John Radio Show |
| | For a "Rapid Review" from Hairball John of their new release "Swingin' Time Again" on Suncity Records click here. | | | For a "Rapid Review" from Hairball John of "Neo Natural Freaks" click here. | | | Sebastian Bach goes "wild" during Hairball Live, Slaughter conducts sensitivity training inside the Bladder Ballad and a solo Rob Halford cranks out Purgatory Priest. |
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http://www.hairballjohn.com
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| | July 15 Deaths in History |
| | July 15, 1291 Rudolf I, King of Germany and Holy Roman Empire, dies | | | July 15, 1957 Marie C of Zeggelen, author (Dessajongen), dies at 87 | | | July 15, 1274 John F Bonaventura, Ital/French theologist/dominican/saint, dies |
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http://www.brainyhistory.com/daysdeath/death_july_15.html
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| | CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Simon Langham |
| | As archbishop he was vigilant against false doctrine, condemned certain propositions taught at Oxford, removed one Wycliffe—not the well-known heretic of that name—from the headship of Canterbury Hall, and censured the demagogue-priest, John Ball. | | | He was appointed Archbishop of Canterbury on 24 July, 1366, and received the pallium from the pope on 4 Nov., having previously resigned the chancellorship. | | | Blessed Urban V created him Cardinal of St. Sixtus, 27 Sept., 1368. |
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http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/08788b.htm
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