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Showing posts with label Robert Kett. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Robert Kett. Show all posts
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December 07, 2015
Robert Kett, knight of the Commons
Today, a significant day in East Anglian history - the death of Robert Kett, hanged from the walls of Norwich castle on...
Posted by Poppyland Publishing on Monday, 7 December 2015
PS. I performed this at the launch of Doin different on 6 December, as dramatic verse modulating into a melody by Tim Chipping for the chorus. The score of this is also available along with background information about Kett, and the classic ballads The Twa Corbies and The Three Ravens, in the book.
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