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The Puzzling Execution of Anne Greene
A local servant in Oxford was recently convicted of committing infanticide. She claimed that she was unaware of her pregnancy until the miscarriage, despite being discovered trying to conceal the remains of the fetus. Anne Greene was found guilty of murder and hanged at Oxford Castle, in spite of testimonies confirming that there had been issues experienced approximately one month before the miscarriage.
Although customary for diseased convicts, the matter of whether the physicians should be allowed to dissect her or not needs to be settled, with opposition of the local Clerics taken into consideration.
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Traditionalist vs InnovativeSocietal ValuetriggerDefinitionin_game/events/DHE/flavor_ENG.txt:19274
19275type = country_event
19277title = flavor_eng.188.title The Puzzling Execution of Anne Greene
19278desc = flavor_eng.188.desc A local servant in Oxford was recently convicted of committing infanticide. She claimed that she was unaware of her pregnancy until the miscarriage, despite being discovered trying to conceal the remains of the fetus. Anne Greene was found guilty of murder and hanged at Oxford Castle, in spite of testimonies confirming that there had been issues experienced approximately one month before the miscarriage.
Although customary for diseased convicts, the matter of whether the physicians should be allowed to dissect her or not needs to be settled, with opposition of the local Clerics taken into consideration.
Although customary for diseased convicts, the matter of whether the physicians should be allowed to dissect her or not needs to be settled, with opposition of the local Clerics taken into consideration.
19279outcome = neutral
19281fire_only_once = yes
19282dynamic_historical_event = {
}
19289trigger = {
19291OR = {
19292estate_power(estate_type:clergy_estate) >= 0.35
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19296location:oxford = {
19297owner = root
19298controller = root
}
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19303illustration_tags = {
1930410 = exterior
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19307immediate = {
19309location:oxford = {
19309save_scope_as = target_location
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19337historical_info = flavor_eng.188.historical_info Anne Greene was a servant in England during the 17th century. She is remembered because of the circumstances surrounding her execution and subsequent survival. After being hanged following her conviction, she was placed in a coffin and prepared for dissection, however, in a remarkable turn of events, she was discovered to still be alive but unconscious. The physicians attempted several medical procedures such as blood-letting to awaken her, and she eventually did. The event led to significant debate about the justice system and the possibility of wrongful convictions, along with the pardoning of Anne.