Woodblock engraving depicting Lollards prisoners confined in the stocks within Lollards Tower, Lambeth, which took it's name from them. The Lollards were a reformist Christian sect led by John Wycliffe. Pictured is Thomas Leyes, John Wade, George King and Andrew. Dated 16th century

Woodblock engraving depicting Lollards prisoners confined in the stocks within Lollards Tower, Lambeth, which took it's name from them. The Lollards were a reformist Christian sect led by John Wycliffe. Pictured is Thomas Leyes, John Wade, George King and Andrew. Dated 16th century
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