A medieval skirmish fought in 1381 near London, England. Recorded strengths: A rebel force of approximately 400 entered the Tower; the size of the small garrison/guard present is not recorded in the surviving sources..
Four men killed at the Tower and beheaded on Tower Hill: Archbishop Simon Sudbury, Sir Robert Hales, William Appleton and John Legge. The figure of 'at least 1,500 killed' in the prior record does not correspond to this specific event and instead reflects broader estimates for the whole 1381 revolt.
A rebel force of approximately 400 entered the Tower; the size of the small garrison/guard present is not recorded in the surviving sources.
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