Rising & riot · Religious · c. 3942–3949
Day of Locked Choir Doors
Part of The Canterbury Obedience War
Of the named actions in Kent's seven-year war of refusal, this is one of the two best remembered, though the accounts are not agreed on what the name takes in. For the most part that war was fought by turning church visitors from the door, by letting summonses go unanswered, by walking the parish bounds in defiance of the officers, and by defending burials made in the old form.
Also in this age
- When
- c. 3942–3949 A.C.
- Part of
- The Canterbury Obedience War
- Age
- Early reclamation
- Kinds
- Rising & riot, Religious
- Region
- Kent and the Narrow Sea
- Named in
- Book V
