Nicholas Melton

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Nicholas Melton was a 16th-century English rebel leader, nicknamed "Captain Cobbler," who played a prominent role in the early stages of the Lincolnshire Rising against Henry VIII’s religious policies.

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instanceOf historical figure
person
rebel leader
causeOfRebellion defense of traditional Catholic practices
opposition to the suppression of monasteries
contemporaneousWith English Reformation
Henry VIII
country Kingdom of England
faced royal government forces
hasGender male
language English
locationOfActivity East Midlands
Lincolnshire
movement Lincolnshire Rising
nickname Captain Cobbler
notableFor being known as Captain Cobbler in the Lincolnshire Rising
leading popular resistance in Lincolnshire against Henry VIII’s religious reforms
occupation cobbler
opposed Dissolution of the Monasteries
religious policies of Henry VIII
participatedIn Lincolnshire Rising
partOf popular uprisings against the English Reformation
religion Roman Catholicism
role leader in the early stages of the Lincolnshire Rising
timePeriod 16th century

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