Treaty of Crepy
Charles V makes separate peace with France, leaving Henry VIII isolated in the war.
Role range: 1509-1547
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Charles V makes separate peace with France, leaving Henry VIII isolated in the war.
Role range: 1509-1547
Henry VIII leaves France after ordering Boulogne to be held against French counter-attack.
Role range: 1509-1547
A French assault nearly retakes Boulogne but is repulsed by the English garrison.
Role range: 1509-1547
The troops of Mary of Guise & the Earl of Arran make a stand against the English
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The troops of Mary of Guise & the Earl of Arran make a stand against the English
Role range: 1509-1547
The 3rd Act of Succession restores Mary & Elizabeth to the succession after Edward
Role range: 1509-1547
Under the 3rd Act of Succession a Regency Council will be established if Henry dies during Edward's minority
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The 3rd Act of Succession restores Mary & Elizabeth to the succession after Edward. A Regency Council will be established if Henry dies during Edward's minority
Role range: 1509-1547
Henry VIII cultivates Scottish nobles willing to support the English marriage alliance.
Role range: 1509-1547
Charles V comes to terms with Francis I without consulting his English ally
Role range: 1509-1547
Henry invades France, carried in a litter at the head of an army of 40,000. Charles V comes to terms with Francis I, without consulting his English ally
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Henry VIII is forced to retreat from France when Charles V & Francois I make peace
Role range: 1509-1547
The invasions of 1544 and 1545 are led by Edward Seymour (Earl of Hertford; later Duke of Somerset)
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Henry VIII supports assured Scots who promise to back the English marriage alliance and oppose the French faction.
Role range: 1509-1547
Henry VIII is forced to retreat from France when Charles V & Francois I make peace
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Henry burns Edinburgh in revenge for the annullment of the Treaty of Greenwich
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Sends an armada to the Firth of Forth
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Henry burns Edinburgh in revenge for the annullment of the Treaty of Greenwich
Role range: 1509-1547
The Third Succession Act returned Mary and Elizabeth to the succession after Prince Edward, without fully reversing their earlier illegitimacy.
English engineers and labourers work to strengthen Boulogne as a fortified continental possession.
Role range: 1509-1547
Scottish forces defeat an English army at Ancrum Moor during the Rough Wooing.
Role range: 1509-1547
Scottish forces defeat an English raiding army during the Rough Wooing.
Role range: 1509-1547
The battle reverses English momentum in the Scottish Borders during Henry VIII's Rough Wooing.
Role range: 1509-1547
The English defeat at Ancrum Moor weakens Henry VIII's attempt to force the Edward and Mary marriage alliance.
Role range: 1509-1547
English troops damage Melrose Abbey during raids into the Scottish Borders before Ancrum Moor.
Role range: 1509-1547
A French fleet attempts to invade England to divert Henry VIII from Boulogne-sur-Mer
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A French fleet threatens England and lands forces on the Isle of Wight during the campaign.
Role range: 1509-1547
A large French fleet enters the Solent during an attempted invasion of England.
Role range: 1509-1547
A large French fleet enters the Solent during an attempted invasion of England.
Role range: 1509-1547
The French fleet confronts English naval forces in the Solent during the attempted invasion.
Role range: 1509-1547
The Mary Rose sinks during the naval fighting against the French fleet in the Solent.
Role range: 1509-1547
Henry VIII observes the naval campaign from the Portsmouth area as the French fleet threatens the coast.
Role range: 1509-1547
English and French naval forces fight in the Solent during the French invasion attempt.
Role range: 1509-1547
John Dudley commands the English fleet during the naval battle against the French in the Solent.
Role range: 1509-1547
The Mary Rose sinks during the Battle of the Solent with heavy loss of life.
Role range: 1509-1547
Mary Rose heeled sharply during the Solent action, allowing seawater to enter through open lower gunports before the ship sank rapidly.
Role range: 1509-1547
The Mary Rose sinks near Portsmouth during action against the French fleet.
Role range: 1509-1547
French forces land on the Isle of Wight after the naval fighting in the Solent.
Role range: 1509-1547
The French fleet fails to force a decisive landing despite its strength and withdraws from the Solent campaign.
Role range: 1509-1547
The battle becomes associated with the loss of the Mary Rose and the failure of the French invasion attempt.
Role range: 1509-1547
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