This faction's leader, the 1st Earl of Shaftesbury, engineered the Exclusion Crisis to exclude the Duke of York from succession in the aftermath of the Popish Plot.
This faction commissioned Stephen College to make effigies that it lit in bonfires organized by the Green Ribbon Club. This faction, whose use of crowds may have been the first instance of the term  mobile vulgus  becoming "mob," especially reviled Lord Danby. Martyrs from this faction included the author of  Discourses on Government , Algernon Sidney. This faction corresponded to the "Petitioners" during a crisis in which they nicknamed their opponents the "Abhorrers," after Irish cattle thieves. This faction's leader, the 1st Earl of Shaftesbury, engineered the Exclusion Crisis to exclude the Duke of York from succession in the aftermath of the Popish Plot. Several of this faction's leaders were implicated in the Rye House Plot, which sought to kill Charles II and their nemesis James II. For 10 points, name this 17th-century faction of Protestant anti-monarchist Parliamentarians that opposed the Tories.
This faction commissioned Stephen College to make effigies that it lit in bonfires organized by the Green Ribbon Club.
the  Whig s [or the  Petitioners  until it is read]