Reform of Parliament
Parliament grants Henry VIII subsidies, tonnage, poundage & wool duties for life
Role range: 1509-1547
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Parliament grants Henry VIII subsidies, tonnage, poundage & wool duties for life
Role range: 1509-1547
Henry VIIIs 1st Parliament closes
Role range: 1509-1547
Catherine gives birth to her 1st child but it is born dead
Role range: 1509-1547
Executed for "constructive treason". A useful scapegoat for Government financial irregularities
Role range: 1509-1547
Executed for "constructive treason"
Role range: 1509-1547
Really executed as a scapegoat for financial irregularities. Executed for "constructive treason" & preventing the King from removing him from power
Role range: 1509-1547
Parliament attaints Richard Empson and Edmund Dudley after the new king distances himself from unpopular financial enforcement under Henry VII.
Role range: 1509-1547
Really executed as a scapegoat for financial irregularities. Executed for "constructive treason" & preventing the King from removing him from power
Role range: 1509-1547
Executed for "constructive treason" & preventing the King from removing him from power
Role range: 1509-1547
Birth of Henry of Richmond, son of Henry VIII
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First Son, born at Richmond Palace, the Duke of Cornwall
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Has a son who lives for only 52 days
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Henry, Duke of Cornwall, the first surviving child of Catherine and Henry, dies after seven weeks.
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Death of Henry, Duke of Cornwall, Henry VIII's first son.
Role range: 1509-1547
Holds celebrations at Greenwich after the birth of Prince Henry.
Role range: 1509-1547
Council & Parliament endorse an alliance between England, Spain, the Pope & Venice
Role range: 1509-1547
The Holy League Alliance is signed in Rome. England joins the Holy League against Louis XII of France, formed by Pope Julius II
Role range: 1509-1547
Commits England to the papal Holy League against France, aligning the Tudor monarchy with Spain, the papacy and other anti-French powers.
Role range: 1509-1547
Agrees to Ferdinands suggestion to invade Gascony
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Parliament regulates medical practice by requiring physicians and surgeons in much of England to demonstrate competence before practising.
Role range: 1509-1547
Accepts a collective alliance intended to force French influence out of Italy and enhance England's standing among the major European powers.
Role range: 1509-1547
Sets up a royal armory at Greenwich Palace
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Agrees military cooperation with Ferdinand of Aragon as part of a wider anti-French strategy connected with the Holy League.
Role range: 1509-1547
At a synod convened by Louis at Tours in September 1510, the French bishops withdrew from papal obedience, and resolved, with Emperor Maximilian's co-operation, to seek the deposition of the pope.
Role range: 1509-1547
He allied with Ferdinand II of Aragon and the Venetians against France.
Role range: 1509-1547
Henry VIII and Maximilian I also join the "Holy League of 1511."
Role range: 1509-1547
In November 1511, a council met for this objective at Pisa.
Role range: 1509-1547
Julius II joins the "Holy League of 1511".
Role range: 1509-1547
Opening of Henry VIIIs 2nd Parliament
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Declares war on France
Role range: 1509-1547
The English arFerdinand captures Navarre
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The English archers keep the French pinned down while Ferdinand captures Navarre
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The invasion force sets sails but Henry does not accompany his army
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Atter victory at the Battle of the Spurs Henry VIII is able to capture Tournai
Role range: 1509-1547
While Henry remains at home his army becomes mutinous
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The English army under Dorset returns home
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Henry VIII wishes to recapture Bordeaux, lost 60 yrs before
Role range: 1509-1547
Act passed ordering wages to be paid in money for the production of woollen cloth
Role range: 1509-1547
An Act attempts to maintane standards in pulling wollen yarn. Act passed ordering wages to be paid in money for the production of woollen cloth
Role range: 1509-1547
An Act attempts to maintane standards in pulling wollen yarn. Act passed ordering wages to be paid in money for the production of woollen cloth
Role range: 1509-1547
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