The Kett Rebellion was a sudden explosion of popular feeling against the enclosure policies of the Tudor government that swept through Norfolk in the summer of 1549. 20,000 people led by Robert Kett created a self-governing camp outside Norwich. It required two military expeditions from London to suppress the uprising.
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Event details
Date: , 2008
Time:
Venue: Bridewell Police Station, BS1 2LE
Price: Donation
With: Peter Clark
Series: Down With The Fences – The Struggle For The Global Commons
