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Throckmorton Plot

attempt by English Catholics to depose Elizabeth I

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1582 in England 1583 in Christianity 1583 in England 16th-century anti-Protestantism 16th-century coups d'état History of Catholicism in England Political history of England Religion and politics Throckmorton Plot Tudor England

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