Siege of London
The siege forces Henry VI to send out his emissaries to negotiate with the rebels
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Jack Cade Biography and Timeline
Follow Jack Cade through 5 dated historical records for England.
Jack Cade, historical timeline
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
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1450–1450Years on this page
1450
Battle of Sevenoaks
Leads a rebellion in Kent & East Sussex against the mis-Government of Henry VI. Defeats Henry VIs troops at Sevenoaks
Siege of London
Cades forces enter London & Henry VIs adviser Lord Say is executed
Siege of London
The rebels are dispersed after a general amnesty. The rebellion collapses after a Royal Pardon is granted for the rebels. Defeated at London Bridge due to the rebels indiscipline. Cade calls for the appointment of the Duke of York in Government. 3000 rebels are dispersed after a general amnesty. 3,000 are dispersed as Cade calls for inclusion of the Duke of York in Government
Siege of London
Cade is mortally wounded resisting capture at Heathfield
Records, sources and methodology
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