-
pirates were
gibbeted in New York c. 1815. The
January 1921
issue of The
National Geographic Magazine contains two
photographs of
gibbet cages, referenced...
- 53°43′25″N 1°52′03″W / 53.72372°N 1.8674°W / 53.72372; -1.8674 The
Halifax Gibbet /ˈhælɪfæks ˈdʒɪbɪt/ was an
early guillotine used in the town of Halifax...
- were
hanged in
Winchester before being gibbeted at Combe.
After the 1676
gibbet rotted, a
total of 7
replica gibbets have
stood in its place, the most recent...
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Gibbet Mill may
refer to a
number of windmills:
Gibbet Mill, Rye, East Sus****
Gibbet Mill,
Great Saughall, a
windmill in
Great Saughall, Cheshire, UK Gibbet...
- period,
boasted or was
otherwise detected of the
crime and
ordered to be
gibbeted alive. In some versions, a
local baker who
offered him
bread suffered a...
-
Gibbet Hill may
refer to:
Gibbet Hill (County Wexford), a
summit and
marilyn in
Ireland Gibbet Hill (M****achusetts), a
summit in the
United States Gibbet...
- shepherd's crook,
adopted in
English as crosier.
Latin crux
referred to the
gibbet where criminals were executed, a
stake or pole, with or
without transom...
- The
Gibbet of
Montfaucon (French:
Gibet de Montfaucon) was the main
gallows and
gibbet of the
Kings of
France until the time of
Louis XIII of France. It...
- cross,
Episcopal preacher Henry Dana Ward
accepted as the only form of the
gibbet on
which Jesus died "a pale, a
strong stake, a
wooden post".
Anglican theologian...
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incident when an
Indian was
gibbeted upon the summit. U.S.
Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System:
Gibbet Hill Green,
Samuel Abbott (1912)...
