Perkin Warbeck publicly confesses his treason and is imprisoned

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Perkin Warbeck, who had attempted to flee from Henry VII's court, publicly confesses to treason in both London and Westminster and is imprisoned in the Tower.

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Editors. "Perkin Warbeck publicly confesses his treason and is imprisoned". The Literary Encyclopedia. First published 01 November 2010
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