Exile of William Allen
Goes into exile at Louvain after refusing the Elizabethan settlement
Role range: 1561-1565
Follow William Allen through 17 dated historical records for England.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Goes into exile at Louvain after refusing the Elizabethan settlement
Role range: 1561-1565
Allen returns briefly to England to encourage Catholics
Role range: 1562-1562
Returns to England in an attempt to bring lapsed Catholics back into the faith
Flees again to The Netherlands, never to return
Founds a Catholic College to train missionaries for converting England to Catholicism
The 1st Douai Priests land in England. Sends Catholic missionary priests to England from the Spanish Netherlands
Transfers his seminary from The Netherlands to France after falling out with Spain
Founds the English College in Rome & places it under the control of the Jesuits
The 1st Jesuit Priests land in England
Publication of "True, Sincere & Modest Defence of English Catholics"
Publication of "True, Sincere & Modest Defence of English Catholics"
Persuades Philip II that English Catholics are ready to rise in support of Spain
Takes part in the revision of the Vulgate
Allen acts among the Agitators as elected soldier representatives help bind the Army to the Solemn Engagement against disbandment on Parliament's terms
Role range: 1642-1649
Allen takes part among the soldiers' representatives supporting the Agreement of the People, seeking constitutional guarantees before the Army accepts any settlement with Parliament or the King
Role range: 1642-1649
Allen takes part as one of the Agitators, helping represent soldiers who believed the Army's sacrifices entitled them to a voice in the political settlement
Role range: 1642-1649
Allen represents the rank-and-file demand that the Agreement be taken seriously by the General Council rather than buried by the officers' committee
Role range: 1642-1649
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