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Catholic martyrs of the Early Modern era
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- Margaret Ball
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- William Pike
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- Robert Dibdale
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- Venerable John Duckett
- James Duckett
- Peter Wright (martyr)
- Thomas Ford (martyr)
- William Carter
- William Way
- Margaret Roper
- Robert Wilcox (martyr)
- John Lowe (martyr)
- William Ireland
- Margaret Ward
- Edward Osbaldeston
- Noël Chabanel
- Robert Dalby
- Edmund Duke
- John Ingram
- Nicholas Garlick
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- John Amias (Blessed)
- John Hambley (martyr)
- Henry Abbot
- John Britton (martyr)
- Thomas Cottam
- Christopher Buxton
- Philip Powell (martyr)
- Robert Anderton
- Robert Widmerpool
- Richard Hill (martyr)
- John Hogg (martyr)
- Roger Filcock
- James Thompson (martyr)
- Charles Spinola
- Archbishop Peter Talbot
- John Almond
- Thomas Sherwood
- Richard Holiday
- Richard Leigh (martyr)
- Francis Taylor (martyr)
- George Ashby (martyr)
- John Woodcock (martyr)
- Marko Krizin
- John Shert
- John Felton (martyr)
- John Larke
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