Richard II revokes the rebels' charters
1381 · Event
Once the revolt is crushed, the king annuls the charters of manumission he granted at Mile End, telling the Essex men 'villeins you are still'.
On these timelines: The Peasants' Revolt, England, Master, United Kingdom (combined)
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