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actor=Sean Jackson | }}'''George Crow''' was a resident of [[London]]. A [[Protestant]], he and [[William Leaf]] were members of Reverend [[Thomas Smith]]'s plot to remove Queen [[Mary I]] from power in [[1555]]. They were arrested and imprisoned in the [[Tower of London]], but were rescued by the [[Sixth Doctor]], who took George's family and them to one of the safe Protestant cities. They stayed in exile until Mary's death in [[1558]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Marian Conspiracy (audio story)|The Marian Conspiracy]]'') | ||
'''George Crow''' was a resident of [[London]]. A [[Protestant]], he and [[William Leaf]] were members of Reverend [[Thomas Smith]]'s plot to remove Queen [[Mary I]] from power in [[1555]]. They were arrested and imprisoned in the [[Tower of London]], but were rescued by the [[Sixth Doctor]], who took | |||
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Latest revision as of 17:07, 3 September 2020
George Crow was a resident of London. A Protestant, he and William Leaf were members of Reverend Thomas Smith's plot to remove Queen Mary I from power in 1555. They were arrested and imprisoned in the Tower of London, but were rescued by the Sixth Doctor, who took George's family and them to one of the safe Protestant cities. They stayed in exile until Mary's death in 1558. (AUDIO: The Marian Conspiracy)
