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Cato Street Conspiracy

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  • beheading

    In 1820 the Cato Street Conspirators, led by Arthur Thistlewood, became the last persons to be beheaded by ax in England. Having plotted to murder members of the government, they were found guilty of high treason and hanged, and their corpses were then decapitated.

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    In 1820 the Cato Street Conspirators, led by Arthur Thistlewood, became the last persons to be beheaded by ax in England. Having plotted to murder members of the government, they were found guilty of high treason and hanged, and their corpses were then decapitated.

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  • Arthur Thistlewood

    …unrest in England, organized the Cato Street Conspiracy to assassinate all the members of the British Cabinet.

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    …unrest in England, organized the Cato Street Conspiracy to assassinate all the members of the British Cabinet.

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