Lord Chancellor
Appointed Chancellor of England
Follow John Russell through 9 dated historical records for England.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Appointed Chancellor of England
Opens Parliament with a speech supporting Richard IIIs confirmation as Protector
Takes office as Lord Privy Seal, becoming one of the senior officers of Henry VIII's government.
Role range: 1542-1555
Russell's forces fight the rebels at Fenny Bridges during the difficult advance toward Exeter and the main western rebel army.
Role range: 1549
Lord Russell leads a royal army westward to relieve Exeter and suppress the rebellion after local authorities fail to restore control.
Role range: 1549
Royal troops defeat a rebel position on Woodbury Common, opening the route for further operations against the siege of Exeter.
Role range: 1549
Russell's army defeats western rebels at Clyst St Mary during the campaign to break resistance around Exeter.
Role range: 1549
Royal forces defeat the remaining organised western rebels at Sampford Courtenay, ending the principal military phase of the Prayer Book rising.
Role range: 1549
Negotiates the return of Boulogne to France within the agreed period in exchange for a substantial French payment.
Role range: 1542-1555
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