Execution of John Ball at St Albans
John Ball, the radical priest and leader of the Peasants' Revolt, is being publicly executed by hanging, drawing, and quartering in the town square of St Albans. The crowd of peasants and townsfolk wa
Setting
The execution takes place in the town square of St Albans, near the market cross, with the imposing presence of St Albans Abbey in the background. The square is cobbled, uneven, and stained with the grime of daily market activities. A rough wooden gallows has been hastily erected in the center, surrounded by a grim assembly of royal soldiers and local officials.
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