the pilgrimage of grace took place in yorkshire.
where did the pilgrimage of grace take place?
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the pilgrimage of grace was a popular uprising that began in yorkshire in october 1536, before spreading to other parts of northern england including cumberland, northumberland and north lancashire, under the leadership of lawyer robert aske. the "most serious of all tudor rebellions", it was a protest against henry viii's break with the roman catholic church, the dissolution of the monasteries, and the policies of the king's chief minister, thomas cromwell, as well as other specific political, social and economic grievances.
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agnes cotton (27 february 1828 – 20 may 1899) was an english social reformer and philanthropist. she founded and ran a home in leytonstone for "fallen girls" called the pastures.





























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cotton was born in leytonstone to the banker william and sarah cotton. her siblings included the judge henry cotton, the philanthropist sarah acland, and the missionary william cotton.





























cotton was educated by her mother until she was 14, when she was sent to boarding school.
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