About this episode

This episode discusses the life and execution of Elizabeth Gaunt, highlighting her portrayal in the press as a caring religious woman.

"In the aftermath of Elizabeth Gaunt’s unforgettable execution, numerous accounts of her life and death appeared in the press. These generally painted a sympathetic picture of her as a gentle religious woman who cared for the needy in the area around Wapping." Ron Miller For more information, visit CBTSeminary.org

Topics covered

• execution
• religious history
• sympathy
• care for the needy
• Elizabeth Gaunt

Keywords

• Elizabeth Gaunt
• execution
• Wapping
• religious woman
• history

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: CBTSeminary

Places: Wapping

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