A letter to the commons sent prior to this event mentions "Hob the Robber" and states "John the Miller has ground small, small, small." A participant in this event was stabbed after threateningly grabbing a horse's bridle, according to Henry Knighton's chronicle of it. During this event, a group took advantage of a meeting at Mile End by executing John Legge and Simon Sudbury. A (*) rhyme beginning "When Adam delved and Eve span" gained popularity during this event, which was motivated by the wa
A letter to the commons sent prior to this event mentions "Hob the Robber" and states "John the Miller has ground small, small, small." A participant in this event was stabbed after threateningly grabbing a horse's bridle, according to Henry Knighton's chronicle of it. During this event, a group took advantage of a meeting at Mile End by executing John Legge and Simon Sudbury. A (*) rhyme beginning "When Adam delved and Eve span" gained popularity during this event, which was motivated by the wage-fixing Statute of Laborers. The Mayor of London, William Walworth, killed this event's leader at Smithfield, and the priest John Ball also participated in it. For 10 points, name this popular uprising during the reign of Richard II which was led by Wat Tyler.
A letter to the commons sent prior to this event mentions "Hob the Robber" and states "John the Miller has ground small, small, small."