William Wade questioned one person involved with this event, who was captured at around midnight in the tunnels underneath the intended target of this event.
Oswald Tesimond and Henry Garnet may have learned about this event through the confessional. In the potential aftermath of this event, one man favored kidnapping Prince Henry rather than Princess Elizabeth. This event was first discovered through the Monteagle Letter. William Wade questioned one person involved with this event, who was captured at around midnight in the tunnels underneath the intended target of this event. This event is remembered on the fifth of November with effigies of a co-conspirator of Robert Catesby. For 10 points, name this event which failed to kill James I and Parliament after Guy Fawkes failed to light charges.
Oswald Tesimond and Henry Garnet may have learned about this event through the confessional.
Gunpowder Plot [or Gunpowder Treason Plot; or Jesuit Treason; prompt on answers involving "Guy Fawkes" or "assassinating James I" or "blowing up Parliament" before mention]