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Christopher Layer

Christopher Layer (12 November 1683 – 17 May 1723) was an English lawyer. As a Jacobite conspirator, he was executed for high treason in 1723 for his part in what became known as the Atterbury Plot.

Art, Jacobite plotter & Arrest and trial

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Early life

Jacobite plotter

Arrest and trial

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Christopher Layer

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related to Further reading · 36
Christopher Layer → Bloody Murders, Brown, Christopher, Co, Complete Collection, Crime BroadsidesThe Trial, Dictionary, Dying Speeches, Elder, Esq, Friday, Harvard Law School, High Treason, Howell, Hurst, Layer, Lock-gray-alt-2, Lock-green, Lock-red-alt-2, London
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Christopher Layer → Anne, Aylsham, Born, Durham Yard, Furnival's Inn, Hadley Doyley, He, John Layer, Layer, Layer's, London, Middle Temple, Norfolk, Norwich, November, Repingale, Returning, Soon, The Strand

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Christopher Layerrelated to Early lifeBorn0.60section
Christopher Layerrelated to Early lifeNovember0.60section
Christopher Layerrelated to Early lifeJohn Layer0.60section
Christopher Layerrelated to Early lifeDurham Yard0.60section
Christopher Layerrelated to Early lifeThe Strand0.60section
Christopher Layerrelated to Early lifeLondon0.60section
Christopher Layerrelated to Early lifeAnne0.60section
Christopher Layerrelated to Early lifeHe0.60section
Christopher Layerrelated to Early lifeNorfolk0.60section
Christopher Layerrelated to Early lifeNorwich0.60section
Christopher Layerrelated to Early lifeRepingale0.60section
Christopher Layerrelated to Early lifeAylsham0.60section

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