For 10 points, name this 1688 event in which James II was replaced by William and Mary on the English throne.
One participant in this event justified it by recalling the Portadown massacre in mass-distributed document translated by Gilbert Burnet. This event was attributed to a new awareness of international affairs in a new assessment by Steven Pincus. It was supported by the propaganda of Gaspar Fagel, a Grand Pensionary who had earlier signed the Perpetual Edict. Viscount Dundee's revolt followed this event, during which Patrick Sarsfield lost at Reading. In the run-up to this event, Bishop Henry Compton refused to dismiss John Sharp and resisted the Declaration of Indulgence issued by the husband of Mary of Modena. Compton subsequently sent Arthur Herbert, disguised as a simple soldier, with a letter from the Immortal Seven that triggered this event. A landing at Torbay began this event, which triggered a century of Jacobite risings in Scotland. For 10 points, name this 1688 event in which James II was replaced by William and Mary on the English throne.
One participant in this event justified it by recalling the Portadown massacre in mass-distributed document translated by Gilbert Burnet.
The Glorious Revolution [or The Bloodless Revolution; accept "English Revolution of 1688" until mentioned; prompt on bizarre answers like "War of the English Succession," but do NOT accept anything about the English Civil War]