Tombland

7 . Land, p. 144.

8 . Hoare (1999), pp. 20–22.

9 . Communication from Adrian Hoare, 2017.

10 . Sotherton, p. 80.

11 . Neville, p. 9.

Norwich to Mousehold

1 . Neville, p. 13.

2 . Sotherton, p. 81.

3 . MacCulloch, ‘Kett’s Rebellion in Context’, p. 61.

Who Were the Rebels?

1 . Neville, p. 105.

2 . Ashwin, T. and Davison, A. (eds), An Historical Atlas of Norfolk (2005), p. 100.

3 . Coleman, D. C., The Economy of England 1450–1750 (1977), p. 12.

4 . Neville, p. 70.

5 . Russell, F. W., Kett’s Rebellion in Norfolk (1859), p. 102.

6 . Greenwood, Aubrey R., A Study of the Rebel Petitions of 1549 , University of Manchester PhD (1990); Whittle, J., ‘Lords and Tenants in Kett’s Rebellion 1549’, Past & Present , no. 207 (May 2010), pp. 3–51.

7 . Greenwood, pp. 320–1.

8 . Whittle, p. 23.

9 . Ibid., p. 26.

10 . Ibid., p. 41.

11 . Greenwood, pp. 320–1.

Administration of the Camp

1 . Whittle, pp. 37–8.

2 . Neville, p. 18.

3 . Land, p. 20.

4 . Neville, p. 17.

5 . Sotherton, p. 84.

6 . Ibid.

7 . Greenwood, p. 327.

8 . Neville, pp. 25–6; Sotherton, p. 84.

9 . Russell, p. 47.

10 . Blomefield, F., An Essay Towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk (1739–75) , chapter 2.5 18/29, British History Online edition.

11 . Greenwood, p. 306.

12 . Neville, p. 65.

13 . Ibid., p. 75. (Land quotes Sotherton as mentioning Miles’s name in this connection, but this is not in the Journal of Medieval and Renaissance Studies edition.)

14 . Sotherton, p. 87; Jary, L. R., Rewriting the Rebellion (2018), Part 2, ‘Weapons’.

Relations with Norwich

1 . Sotherton, p. 83.

2 . Ibid., p. 85.

3 . Jary, L. R., Through Ancient Gates: the Medieval Defences of Norwich (2011) for a discussion of the walls.

4 . Sotherton, p. 82.

5 . Neville, pp. 20–1. (Parker’s visit must have been on 18–19 July, since he spoke at the high scaffold round the Oak on a Friday. This could not have been the 12th, since that was the date of the rebels’ arrival; and by the 26th Norwich had been occupied.)

6 . Greenwood, p. 305.

Financing the Camp

1 . MacCulloch, D., ‘Kett’s Rebellion in Context: A Rejoinder’, in Slack, P. (ed.), Rebellion, Popular Protest and the Social Order in Early Modern England (1984), p. 75; Fletcher and MacCulloch, p. 85; MacCulloch, Thomas Cranmer , pp. 437, 451–2, 456; Skidmore, pp. 130–1. This would be a fascinating area for further research. For example, it would be interesting to see whether his flocks were raided during the Rebellion.

2 . Skidmore, p. 131.

Reimagining Life in the Camp

1 . Neville, p. 19.

2 . Ibid., p. 43.

3 . Ibid., p. 27.

4 . Ibid., p. 51.

5 . Sotherton, p. 92.

6 . Neville, pp. 18–23.

The ‘Prophets’

1 . Morehouse, G., The Pilgrimage of Grace (2002), pp. 40–1, 72.

2 . Sotherton, p. 97.

3 . Dawson, J., John Knox (2015), chapter 3.

4 . Horst, I. B., The Radical Brethren (1972), chapter 3.

5 . Ibid., pp. 103–7.

6 . Holinshed, R., Chronicle (1577), The Holinshed Shared Project (http://english.nsms.ox.ac.uk/­holinshed/ ), Vol. 4 (1613), p. 69.

12–21 July: Days of Hope

1 . Greenwood, p. 211.

2 . Land, pp. 63–6, reproduces the demands.

3 . Greenwood, p. 211.

4 . Land, chapter 11; Cornwall, p. 145.

5 . Greenwood, p. 143; Wood, p. 64; Beer, B., Rebellion and Riot: Popular Disorder in England During the Reign of Edward VI (2005), p. 111.

6 . My argument is largely based on that of Greenwood, pp. 214–36.

7 . Shagan, E. H., ‘Protector Somerset and the 1549 Rebellions: New Sources and New Perspectives’, English Historical Review (February 1999); Bush, M. L., ‘Protector Somerset and the 1549 Rebellions: A Post-Revision Questioned’, EHR (February 2000); and Bernard, G. W, ‘New Perspectives or Old Complexities?’, EHR (February 2000).

8 . Shagan, op. cit., Letter 3; op. cit., p. 58; Bernard, op. cit., p. 116.

9 . Shagan, op. cit., pp. 55–7.

10 . Sotherton, p. 85.

11 . Neville, p. 31.

12 . Ibid.

13 . Sotherton, p. 85.

Armed Conflicts: 21 July to 1 August

1 . Southerton, p. 85.

2 . Russell, pp. 78–80.

3 . Sotherton, p. 87.

4 . Russell, p. 81.

5 . Neville, pp. 40–1.

6 . Land, chapter 16, is a good summary of attempts to spread the rebellion.

7 . Jones, pp. 264–73.