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Constantines 16thC Home of Thomas Hawkes Protestant martyr burnt at the stake on Vicarage Fields 10th June 1555
Thomas Hawkes, a Protestant martyr, was associated with Constantines in the 16th century; he was burnt at the stake on Vicarage Fields on 10th June 1555 during the persecution of Protestants under Queen Mary I, making the site historically significant as a location linked to the English Reformation.
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