Henry stepped in to police religious morals, and righteously smote the monasteries where sins like
buggery had been profligate; or so the pretext ran.
A former milkman, then aged 40, denied the
buggery of M's 12-year-old son but was convicted of the charge.
Moreover, Warnicke touches on a further issue very resonant for Perkin Warbeck when she argues that the fall of Anne Boleyn can be linked not only to her miscarriage and to accusations of witchcraft against her but also to breaches of the
Buggery Statute - the same law that a century later was to ensnare the Earl of Castlehaven.
They included 16 counts of indecent assault, two count of gross indecency with a boy under 14, three counts of
buggery, five counts of incitement to commit gross indecency and one count of assault with intent to commit
buggery.
Maybe Mr Blackman feels that
buggery within marriage is evil, but buggering up your marriage behind your wife's back is fine.
He had previously pleaded guilty to
buggery of a donkey between February 2 and February 5 1999, and
buggery of a horse between March 15 and 18 2004.
Squires is charged with
buggery of a donkey between February 1999 and April the same year, and
buggery of a horse between March 5 and 12, 2004.
Iris Way denies nine charges - two of indecently assaulting the boy, one charge of attempted
buggery, two of inciting the boy to have sex with the girl, and four of indecent assault upon the girl.
King was found guilty by a jury at the Old Bailey and sentenced to seven years in prison for indecent assaults,
buggery and attempted
buggery on five teenagers during the 1980s.
Conway escaped jail earlier this month despite admitting a
buggery charge.
Despite the report's own pessimism about the prospects for success, the Navy decided to go full steam ahead with its crackdown on
buggery at sea.