Article: THE MANY ROLES OF WAT TYLER.

Article: Loyal Subjects? Exhibiting the Hero of James Northcote's Death of ...
Visual Culture in Britain;  January 1, 2007 ;     700+ words ... ... exhibited a largescale canvas of the Death of Wat Tyler (Figure 1). One of a number of paintings ... the positions surrounding The Death of Wat Tyler (N0.154), a Portrait of a Gentleman ... source behind the title. In the case of Wat Tyler, however, the typically brief system ...

Dictionary definition: Wat Tyler
The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Music;      269 words ...Wat Tyler. Opera in prol. and 2 acts by Alan Bush to lib. by Nancy Bush. Comp. 1948–50. Awarded prize in Fest. of Britain 1951 but not prod. in Eng. until 1974 (SW). F.p. East German Radio 1952, stage Leipzig 1953.

Article: Letter: Before Wat Tyler
The Independent - London;  July 16, 1994 ;     285 words ...Sir: Your question (Letters caption, 13 July) whether Wat Tyler was the first Christian socialist may be answered shortly - no, he wasn't. John Ball, who was executed in 1381, travelled ...

Article: Rebellion Of Wat Tyler
History of the World;      700+ words ...00-00-0000 Rebellion Of Wat Tyler 1381 Richard II, of England, at eleven years of age, succeeded to a heritage of foreign complications and wars, which were ...

Article: Chronicles Of Froissart: Wat Tyler's Rebellion
Great Works of Literature;      700+ words ...00-00-0000 Translation: Berners, Lord Wat Tyler's Rebellion How The Commons Of England Rebelled Against The Noblemen In the mean season while this treaty was, there fell in ...

Article: THE CLIMATE CAMPERS Wat Tyler would have felt at ...
The Sunday Telegraph London;  August 30, 2009 ;     700+ words ... ... Perhaps that is why, when organising the week-long protest which began last Wednesday, the activists chose the location where Wat Tyler led the Peasants' Revolt in 1381. Let us hope history does not repeat itself: the revolt degenerated into a pogrom, with ...

Article: In the footsteps of Wat Tyler
The Independent - London;  September 18, 1995 ;     700+ words ... ... peasantry was armed, aggressive and versed in military skills. When the mob, enthused by the preachings of John Ball and led by Wat Tyler, seized London in 1381, it was a force that had been galvanised in the wars with France. "When Adam delved and Eve span ...