Prompted by its participants' demand that Cromwell be removed and that the dissolution of the monasteries be undone, it was one of the first popular uprising in Renaissance History.
Edward Hall, a chronicler, pointed out that this event was carried on by "the rebellious garrison of Satan" who had "decked themselves with his false and counterfeited signs of holiness." Hall also pointed out that its participants used a flag which depicted a cake inside a chalice, as well as wearing clothing that depicted the wounds of Christ. It broke out after a call for a repeal to the Statute of Uses lead to a march on Lincoln, resulting in the Duke of Suffolk hanging Captain Cobbler. After this event met its goals at Scawsby Leys, Sir Francis Bigod led another revolt a month later. Subsequently, the Duke of Norfolk had this uprising's leader, Robert Aske, executed. Prompted by its participants' demand that Cromwell be removed and that the dissolution of the monasteries be undone, it was one of the first popular uprising in Renaissance History. For 10 points, name this York uprising under Henry VIII named for its participants' spiritual undertaking.
Edward Hall, a chronicler, pointed out that this event was carried on by "the rebellious garrison of Satan" who had "decked themselves with his false and counterfeited signs of holiness."
{Pilgrimage of Grace}