Cade, Jack

Cade, Jack, an Irish adventurer, headed an insurrection in Kent, in 1450, in the reign of Henry VI.; encamped with his following on Blackheath; demanded of the king redress of grievances; was answered by an armed force, which he defeated; entered the city, could not prevent his followers from plundering; the citizens retaliating, he had to flee, but was overtaken and slain.

Definition taken from The Nuttall Encyclopædia, edited by the Reverend James Wood (1907)

Cadastre * Cademosto
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Cabre`ra
Cabrera
Cabul`
Caccia
Caceras
Cachar
Cache
Cachet, Lettre de
Ca`cus
Cadastre
Cade, Jack
Cademosto
Cadiz
Cad`mus
Cadoudal, Georges
Caduceus
Cædmon
Caen
Caer`leon
Cæsalpinus
Cæsar

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