A historiographical debate over this event between G. G. Coulton and Francis Aidan Gasquet concerned its effects on the clergy. A Dutch group active during this international event may have inspired the name of the Lollards, a sect (-5[1])that formed [emphasise] a generation later under John Wycliffe. In England, this event began after some sailors (-5[1])travelled from Gascony to (-5[1])Weymouth. After this event, seeking a pay rise was (10[1])outlawed by the Statute of Labourers, enacted under Edward III. The disruption of this event is often considered an indirect cause of the Peasants’ (10[1])Revolt, which began three decades (10[1])later. For 10 points, about a third of England’s (10[1])population died in what (10[3])14th-century pandemic? (10[1])■END■