After being threatened with execution, Adam Sedbar agreed to support this movement, and as a result the site of Jervaulx was later demolished.
After being threatened with execution, Adam Sedbar agreed to support this movement, and as a result the site of Jervaulx was later demolished. The Oath of the Honorable Man was taken by members of this movement, including John Bulmer and his wife Margaret Cheyney, who became known as Pretty Peg. After this movement forced the surrender of Pontefract Castle, its leaders drew up the "Commons Petition," also known as its 24 Articles. This movement successfully recruited Thomas Darcy, who funded the design of its flag, a red banner called the "Five Wounds of Christ." The leaders of this movement were nearly granted amnesty until therevolt of Francis Bigod. This revolt, led by the one-eyed Robert Aske, was an organized response to the dissolution of the monasteries under Thomas Cromwell. For 10 points, name thisYorkshire-based rebellion in 1536 against Henry VIII. 
After being threatened with execution, Adam Sedbar agreed to support this movement, and as a result the site of Jervaulx was later demolished.
Pilgrimage of Grace