430 years ago today – also a Tuesday – Anthony Babington and six of his co-conspirators were executed. A guest post by Mathew Lyons. On Tuesday 20th of September 1586, seven Catholic me…
Source: The Terrible Execution of the Babington Conspirators | London Historians’ Blog
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