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Arthur Thistlewood - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Arthur Thistlewood was born in Tupholme in 1774. Arthur, the illegitimate son of a prosperous farmer and stockbreeder, was educated at Horncastle Grammar School and then trained as a land-surveyor. However, he disliked the work and at the age of twenty-one he obtained a commission in the army.
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Arthur Thistlewood was a British radical best known for leading the Cato Street Conspiracy, a botched plot to assassinate members of the Cabinet in 1820. Thistlewood was born in 1774 near Tupholme, in Lincolnshire, England.
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Arthur Thistlewood, Dr James Watson, James Watson, jun., Thomas Preston, John Hooper, and a man named Hunt, who eventually became a Member of Parliament, were the most notorious of these agitators. ... There were eleven prisoners -- Arthur Thistlewood, William Davidson (a man of colour), James Ings, John Thomas Brunt,
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Thistlewood was born at either Bardney or Tupholme in Lincolnshire; he was baptised on 24 December 1774. His father was a successful farmer but there is some evidence to show that Thistlewood was actually the illegitimate son of Ann Burnet who had been the housekeeper for Thistlewood's father.
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Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Thistlewood, Arthur. Thistlewood, Arthur. Information about Thistlewood, Arthur in the Hutchinson encyclopedia. ... (redirected from Thistlewood, Arthur)
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Encyclopedia article of Thistlewood, Arthur at Reference.com compiled from comprehensive and current sources. ... Search another word or see Thistlewood, Arthur on Dictionary | Thesaurus...
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Thistlewood, Arthur - 1770—1820, British conspirator. He acquired revolutionary views while traveling in France and America and, after his return to England, joined the revolutionary Spencean... ... Yahoo! Education > Reference > Encyclopedia > Thistlewood, Arthur...
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