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The men killed under the Buggery Act | The British Library
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LGBTQ+LSTM on Twitter: "1533: Henry VII passes the Buggery Act. Under this law, sodomy becomes a criminal offence, punishable by death. https://t.co/ZDupRtkdHR" / Twitter
The men killed under the Buggery Act | The British Library
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Did you know? Section 377 was based on King Henry VIII's Buggery Act of 1533
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The Buggery Act in the early years (England under Henry VIII) – Gay Lesbian Bisexual Trans-gender & Queer Jamaica
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Buggery Act 1533 - Wikipedia
