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Cato Street conspiracy (idea) by aneurin - Everything2.com

The Cato Street Conspiracy was a plot to assassinate the entire British cabinet on the evening of the 23rd February 1820, an act that the conspirators b. ....

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Losing the Plot | History Today

Losing the Plot | History Today
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MAY DAY LITERATURE Compelled to turn the world upside down

THE Cato Street Conspiracy named after the meeting place where the conspirators met near Edgware Road in the West End of London was an attempt to murder all the British Cabinet ministers and the prime minister Lord Liverpool in 1820.
Most of its members were angered by the economic depression and political repression of the time and planned to assassinate the Cabinet, which on the night of February 23 was supposed to dine together in Lord Liverpool’s Grosvenor Square house.
They would then seize key buildings, overthrow the government and establish a committee of public safety to oversee a radical revolution. ....

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Cato Street Conspiracy 1820: Who Hatched The Murderous Plot & Why Did It Fail?

Cato Street Conspiracy 1820: Who Hatched The Murderous Plot & Why Did It Fail?
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