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When asked to choose his method of execution he requested to be stoned to death, knowing that his execution would be stalled by lawsuits from outraged civil rights groups and he would likely die of old age before it could be carried out.
Source: Obfuscating Insanity - While on death row and asked to pick his method of execution, Giles said that he would like to be stoned to death, knowing that he would likely die of old age while his execution was stalled by lawsuits from human rights organisations.
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So he stalled, and hemmed, and hawed, and probably prayed one of the parties would just die before he was forced to make a decision; Henry, tired of waiting, finally broke with Rome, had his marriage to Katherine annulled in England, and married Anne in either November 1532 or January 1533.
Source: Useful Notes / Anne Boleyn
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