Dussindale, battle of
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Dussindale, battle of, 1549.
Kett's rebellion in Norfolk in 1549 posed a formidable threat to the government of Protector Somerset. One relief force under William Parr, Lord Northampton was driven out of Norwich. In August Lord Warwick (
Northumberland) was dispatched with a sizeable force, stiffened by German mercenaries. After heavy fighting on 27 August, Warwick offered pardon, which most of the peasants accepted.
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