Nicholas Owen gained notoriety for his skill in building these people’s “holes.” Richard (10[1])Topcliffe gained fame for his ability to hunt down people of this type, such as his victim Richard Southwell. After (-5[1])John (10[1])Day was (10[1])liberated from prison, he published a propaganda piece directed (10[1])[emphasize] against these (-5[1])people called Foxe’s Book of (10[4])Martyrs. (-5[1])The (10[1])death of (10[2])Edmund (10[2])Godfrey (-5[1])inflamed (-5[1])fears of (-5[1])these people, (-5[1])following a (10[1])fabricated (10[1])conspiracy (10[2])theory (10[1])promulgated by (10[1])Titus (10[8]-5[3])Oates. (10[2])These (10[2])people (10[1])were (-5[2])the (10[2])largest (10[2])demographic targeted in (10[1])the Test (10[8])Act. (10[1])An (10[1])attempt (10[2])to (10[2])reduce (10[3]-5[1])discrimination against (10[1])this (10[1])religious (10[4])group (-5[1])led to the (-5[2])near-destruction of the newly built Newgate Prison (-5[1])during the Gordon (10[2])Riots. For 10 (10[2])points, (-5[1])Elizabeth (10[1])I led (10[1])large (10[4])persecutions of (10[3])what (10[4])religious (10[6]-5[2])group that was (10[1])accused of leading the (10[1])Popish (10[1])Plot? (10[19])■END■