Joan Trunchfield was known as the "Maiden of Ipswich" during this event.
During this event, a group of individuals known as the "Weathercocks" assaulted people who went hunting for animals. Two perpetrators of this event attempted to justify their actions in a book called "Execution of Justice"; those men were William Allen and Edmund Campion. During this event, a group of individuals went knocking on peoples' doors asking "If thou has not wheat bread, thou shall give the poor barley." One episode of this event saw Robert Samuel claim he had a vision of the prophet Samuel ascending a tall ladder to heaven. This event resulted in the dissolution of the College of Fothringham. Joan Trunchfield was known as the "Maiden of Ipswich" during this event. Most of the atrocities of this event were overseen by Reginald Pole, and this event resulted in the death of Hugh Latimer. For 10 points, identify this event that was recorded in John Foxe's Book of Martyrs, where such individuals as Nicholas Ridley and Thomas Cramner were burned at the stake.
During this event, a group of individuals known as the "Weathercocks" assaulted people who went hunting for animals.
Marian Persecutions [accept clear equivalents or anything that suggests Queen Mary I prosecuting Protestants]