Pilgrimage of Grace - Revision history

Kinginamber at 04:36, 20 September 2006

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	This is in fact an [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pilgrimage_of_Grace historical reference] to an unsuccessful Catholic rebellion against Henry VIII in 1536. Quarrie had apparently long admired the high moral tone of this endeavour, and seems to consider himself to be working in the same vein.		This is in fact an [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pilgrimage_of_Grace historical reference] to an unsuccessful Catholic rebellion against Henry VIII in 1536. Quarrie had apparently long admired the high moral tone of this endeavour, and seems to consider himself to be working in the same vein.

	Quarrie's Pilgrimage is disguised as an expedition to find a lost city in Tibet. In fact the destination of Quarrie, [[Roberto Anzalone]] and their companions is the Nepalese kingdom of [[Mustang]], and specifically a ~~place within it called~~ [[~~Drakmar~~]].		Quarrie's Pilgrimage is disguised as an expedition to find a lost city in Tibet. In fact the destination of Quarrie, [[Roberto Anzalone]] and their companions is the Nepalese kingdom of [[Mustang]], and specifically the cliffs of [[Drakmar]].

			It seems that after the Pilgrimage reached Drakmar, [[Carlo Schippone]] had some kind of a breakdown and abandoned his companions, returning to the Monastery at [[Te]] where he committed mass murder and was eventually killed by Captain [[Withers]].

			The local people believed that Schippone's companions had been taken by the 'ghosts' that inhabit this barren place.

Kinginamber at 10:21, 29 August 2006

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	This is in fact an [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pilgrimage_of_Grace historical reference] to an unsuccessful Catholic rebellion against Henry VIII in 1536. Quarrie had apparently long admired the high moral tone of this endeavour, and seems to consider himself to be working in the same vein.		This is in fact an [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pilgrimage_of_Grace historical reference] to an unsuccessful Catholic rebellion against Henry VIII in 1536. Quarrie had apparently long admired the high moral tone of this endeavour, and seems to consider himself to be working in the same vein.

			Quarrie's Pilgrimage is disguised as an expedition to find a lost city in Tibet. In fact the destination of Quarrie, [[Roberto Anzalone]] and their companions is the Nepalese kingdom of [[Mustang]], and specifically a place within it called [[Drakmar]].

Kinginamber at 01:03, 26 August 2006

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	[[Malcolm Quarrie]] refers to his expedition to find [[the King in Yellow]] as ''''The Pilgrimage of Grace''''.		[[Malcolm Quarrie]] refers to his expedition to find [[the King in Yellow]] as ''''The Pilgrimage of Grace''''.

	This is in fact an [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pilgrimage_of_Grace ~~link~~ historical reference] to an unsuccessful Catholic rebellion against Henry VIII in 1536. Quarrie had apparently long admired the high moral tone of this endeavour, and seems to consider himself to be working in the same vein.		This is in fact an [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pilgrimage_of_Grace historical reference] to an unsuccessful Catholic rebellion against Henry VIII in 1536. Quarrie had apparently long admired the high moral tone of this endeavour, and seems to consider himself to be working in the same vein.

Kinginamber at 01:02, 26 August 2006

2006-08-26T01:02:52Z

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[[Malcolm Quarrie]] refers to his expedition to find [[the King in Yellow]] as ''''The Pilgrimage of Grace''''.

This is in fact an [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pilgrimage_of_Grace link historical reference] to an unsuccessful Catholic rebellion against Henry VIII in 1536. Quarrie had apparently long admired the high moral tone of this endeavour, and seems to consider himself to be working in the same vein.