There are reasons for this

Requiem æternam dona ei, Domine.

Good to see several mentions and quotes from Prof Alan Guile in this chapter. He was very pleased.

Do some young folk want tradition, spirituality, heritage, a sense of the numinous and liminal spaces over a seemingly unending diet of secularism, sexual content, hedonism, materialism and dare we say it…virtue signalling?

Prof Mark Stoyle of Southampton University described it as a good, succinct account of the rising. Several priests were hanged in north Oxfordshire as a result of the uprising against the rule of the Protestant Edward VI.