Because he wanted control over the country and the best way to do that is first kill your opposition and then kill enough people around tou to convince the rest that they had better follow.
Thomas Scott threatened to kill Louis Riel, which led Thomas to be killed.
Louis Riel did not kill Thomas Scott. --------------------------------- Riel's government had Scott tried for defying the governments authority. Five of the seven members of the court, lead by Lieutenant A. Lapine, voted for the execution. Another government, from far away, representing other people, acted on their authority and traveled to the West and killed Riel. It was that government that gave us the narrative that Riel killed Scott. The reasons for Scotts execution, as for Riel's are many. Scott was violent and challenging the validity of the government selected by local people. He was also threatening life's and had already escaped and make it clear that should he be released or escape again he would kill many people, particularly Catholic people no doubt. Fear was part of the reason, and it was important that people respect the legitimate government of the people.
thomas Jefferson
The Protectorate
thomas cromwell was a roman catholic! lol.
Thomas Cromwell's father, Walter Cromwell, was a cloth merchant and blacksmith.
Thomas Cromwell - minister - was born in 1792.
No, Cromwell was executed by Henry VIII, though I'm pretty sure if he'd still been alive when Mary came to the throne she would have had him executed.
No it was Oliver Cromwell
Thomas Cromwell - Canadian jurist - was born on 1952-05-05.
Elizabeth Wyckes.
He was a Blacksmith.
wife of Thomas Cromwell
He was executed.
Nope, Oliver Cromwell and Thomas Cromwell were not related. Oliver Cromwell was a military and political leader in England during the 17th century, while Thomas Cromwell was a statesman who served as chief minister to King Henry VIII. So, no family reunion for those two!
Thomas Cromwell was about 55 years old when he died on July 28, 1540. (born c. 1485)