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Arrest of Stephen
Released in exchange for Gloucester, Matildas half brother & most valued ally
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Released in exchange for Gloucester, Matildas half brother & most valued ally
Under the Treaty of Etaples Charles VIII agrees to drop his support for Perkin Warbeck & other rebels
At Etaples Henry abandons wider claims in France while preserving English possession of Calais.
Under the Treaty of Etaples Henry VII renounces his claims to France, excluding Calais
Under the Treaty of Etaples Charles VIII agrees to pay Henry VII for the Brittany campaign. Henry VII & Charles VIII formally make peace
Under the Treaty of Etaples Charles VIII agrees to drop his support for Perkin Warbeck & other rebels. Henry VII renounces his claims to France, excluding Calais. Charles VII agrees to pay Henry VIII under the Treaty of Picquigny for Brittany campaig
Henry VII agrees peace with Charles VIII at Etaples, ending the English expedition in France.
Under the Treaty of Etaples Charles VIII agrees to pay Henry VII for the Brittany campaign. Agrees to pay Henry VIII under the Treaty of Picquigny for the Brittany campaign
Agrees to pay Henry VIII under the Treaty of Picquigny for the Brittany campaign
Opening of the Reformation Parliament. Opening of Henry VIIIs 5th Parliament
The Reformation Parliament opens and becomes the legislative engine of Henry VIII's break with Rome.
Opening of the Reformation Parliament
Parliament recognises Henry VIII as Supreme Head on earth of the Church of England.
The Act of Supremacy makes Henry VIII Supreme Head of the Church of England, changing the political meaning of Defender of the Faith.
The Act of Supremacy recognises Henry VIII as Supreme Head on earth of the Church of England.
The royal supremacy gives the English Crown jurisdiction over the national church.
Orders that Marys trial be moved to Westminster
Marys trial moves to Westmnster. Mary is refused permission to present her own case
The leading conspirators meet & decide to go ahead with the plot
The leading conspirators meet & decide to go ahead with the plot
Created a Knight of the Bath
Lenthall assumes the chair and begins presiding over the Long Parliament.
Pym coordinates attacks on ministers, taxation and religious innovations.
Pym maintains discreet communication with Scottish opponents of royal religious policy.
The Commons elects Lenthall as Speaker at the opening of the Long Parliament.
Cambridge electors return Cromwell to the Long Parliament.
Grimston is returned for Colchester and becomes a leading critic of Personal Rule.
Culpeper enters the Long Parliament as a representative of Kent.
Oxford University returns Selden to the Long Parliament.
Glynne is elected for Westminster and becomes active in legal proceedings.
Ashley-Cooper enters the Long Parliament as member for Downton.
Cromwell is returned as member for Cambridge in the Long Parliament.
Hampden is re-elected and helps coordinate parliamentary opposition.
Haselrig is elected for Leicestershire and joins the parliamentary opposition.
Hyde is elected for Saltash and supports early constitutional reforms.
Pym again represents Tavistock and assumes leadership of the Commons reform programme.
Strode returns to Parliament after imprisonment following the 1629 confrontation.
Vane enters the Long Parliament with access to sensitive government information.
Selden argues that established law limits exercises of royal prerogative.
Montagu enters the Long Parliament as a prominent critic of Personal Rule.
Culpeper serves during debates over taxation, religion and royal authority.
Glynne joins parliamentary efforts to investigate abuses committed during Personal Rule.
Haselrig enters the Long Parliament as a determined opponent of royal policies.
Hyde enters the Long Parliament and initially supports constitutional reform.
Charles seeks parliamentary funds for English troops and payments owed to the Scots.
Charles seeks parliamentary funds for English troops and payments owed to the Scots.
Lenthall begins presiding over a Commons determined to investigate Personal Rule.
Charles opens the Parliament later known as the Long Parliament.
Charles opens the Parliament later known as the Long Parliament.
Payments required by the Ripon treaty make parliamentary taxation unavoidable.
Payments required by the Ripon treaty make parliamentary taxation unavoidable.
The Parliament beginning in November later becomes known for its exceptional duration.
The Parliament beginning in November later becomes known for its exceptional duration.
The military and financial crisis forces Charles to recall Parliament.
The military and financial crisis forces Charles to recall Parliament.
Charles assembles Parliament because war and occupation have exhausted royal finances.
Charles assembles Parliament because war and occupation have exhausted royal finances.
Pym seeks systematic remedies for abuses associated with the King’s Personal Rule.
Charles asks Parliament to finance the armies and relieve counties occupied by the Scots.
Charles asks Parliament to finance the armies and relieve counties occupied by the Scots.
Charles calls the Long Parliament following defeat and settlement in the Bishops Wars.
Charles calls the Long Parliament following defeat and settlement in the Bishops Wars.
Financial obligations under the Ripon settlement compel Charles to meet Parliament.
Financial obligations under the Ripon settlement compel Charles to meet Parliament.
Members begin challenging taxation, religious policy and ministers associated with Personal Rule.
Members begin challenging taxation, religious policy and ministers associated with Personal Rule.
Montagu joins peers seeking ministerial accountability and regular parliamentary government.
Under the Treaty of Vilna Poland cedes Little Russia Russia to Russia
Under the Treaty of Vilna Poland cedes White Russia to Russia
The war is terminated & a 3 yr truce is signed between Russia & Poland. An alliance is formed between Poland & Russia against Sweden
The war is terminated & a 3 yr truce is signed between Russia & Poland
Russia makes peace with Poland to fight Sweden which has just invaded Poland. Poland cedes White & Little Russia to Russia
Against the advice of Lord Murray, Charles begins the march into England
Gains control of Saxony after the Battle of Torgau
Burke is elected Member of Parliament for Bristol.
Appointed Comptroller General of Finances
Appointed Minister of State
Appointed Member of Council
Dismissed after failing to reform taxes & convening a hostile Assembly of Notables
Louis XVI issued letters patent giving legal effect to major August decrees that dismantled privileges and feudal institutions.
Olympe de Gouges was executed after conviction by the Revolutionary Tribunal for her political publications.
Fouche met Bonaparte shortly before Brumaire and positioned the police ministry to accommodate the coming change of government.
Napoleon met Joseph Fouche during preparations for the political operation that became the coup of Brumaire.
Prussia joins the third coalition against France by signing a secret Treaty at Potsdam
The crowd is fired on & 20 people are killed. The Chartist leader is transported after a riot at Newport
The Chartist leader is transported after a riot at Newport
"Rigoletto" is 1st performed at Venices Teatro La Fenice
The first attempt to launch SS Great Eastern sideways ends in failure and the death of a worker.
The French Government orders its forces to withdraw during the Fashoda Incident
The French Government orders its forces to withdraw during the Fashoda Incident
The French Government orders its forces to withdraw during the Fashoda Incident
The French Government orders its forces to withdraw during the Fashoda Incident
Captures Ciudad Juarez
Gives President Huerta of Mexico an ultimatum to resign
Rebel leader Panch Villa announces plans to march on Mexico City & besiege Huerta
Panch Villa announces plans to march on Mexico City & besiege President Huerta
The USA demands the withdrawal of Huerta from Mexico
Fisher presides over an emergency building programme totalling 612 vessels for expanded wartime naval operations.
The emergency programme includes fifty seagoing patrol boats for expanded coastal and anti-submarine patrol work.
The emergency programme authorises fifty-six destroyers for fleet screening, patrol and offensive duties.
Fisher's emergency programme calls for five fast, shallow-draught battlecruisers intended for offensive operations.
Fisher's building programme includes five flotilla leaders to improve command of destroyer forces.
Fisher and Churchill seize the opportunity to use four American-built twin fourteen-inch turrets in new shallow-draught monitors.
The submarine HMS D5 strikes a British mine while responding to the German raid on Yarmouth.
British and French warships bombard Ottoman positions on the Asian side of the Dardanelles entrance.
The emergency construction programme provides for ninety smaller barges alongside the larger motor-barge fleet.
The Allied bombardment detonates an Ottoman ammunition magazine at Sedd el Bahr.
Fisher's emergency programme includes sixty-four submarines, reflecting his strong commitment to undersea warfare.
Fisher argues that normal paperwork and peacetime procedures must not delay urgent submarine production.
The emergency programme includes thirty-seven monitors for shallow-water and heavy coastal bombardment roles.
Fisher's 612-vessel programme includes thirty-six sloops for patrol, escort and minesweeping-related duties.
Fisher's programme includes twenty-four light river gunboats for operations in confined and shallow waters.
Fisher's emergency plan includes twenty-four specialised submarine-destroying vessels.
Fisher's programme includes two hundred oil-engined motor barges for amphibious and logistical operations.
The emergency programme includes two light cruisers among the new wartime construction.
Fisher declares rapid acquisition of additional submarines an urgent national requirement and presses for immediate construction.
The Admiralty reviews German battlecruiser operations off Yarmouth and Britain's attempted interception.
An Armistice is declared
Austria-Hungary accepts an armistice and ends active hostilities against Italy.
Austria-Hungary exits the war under Allied armistice terms.
Helps frame Allied military conditions before the armistice.
Surrenders unconditionally to Italian C-in-C Armando Diaz. An Armistice is declared
Austria surrenders to the Allies
The Miners return to work
Adopts the Roman Alphabet for official use by Turkey
Appointed President of Brazil
Appointed provisional President of Brazil after the Revolution of 1930
A controlled referendum declares overwhelming support for restoration of George II.
Wins every state except for 2. Wins 60% of the vote during the Presidential elections, 27 million of the poll
Postpones Operation Crusader 1 week to enable the South Africa Division more training
Temperatures in Russia begin to drop below zero
Temperatures in Russia begin to drop below zero
Presses the offensive as Axis armoured strength falls to a fraction of its original level.
Ariete moves north under Arena in an attempt to contain the widening British breakthrough.
Seaborg warns that plutonium's alpha activity can make light-element impurities a serious unwanted neutron source.
Rommell decides to withdraw from Tobruk, Hitler forces Rommel to stay
Rommell decides to withdraw from Tobruk, Hitler forces Rommel to stay
Orders Rommel's army to stand fast despite the collapse of the Axis position at El Alamein.
Jodl works within OKW as German planning gives renewed priority to strengthening the West against an Allied invasion.
Directive 51, reserves from the West will not be sent to the East or the Mediterranean
Hitler issues Directive No. 51, a plan to deter or prevent an Allied invasion on Germany's western front
Hitler issues Directive No. 51, a plan to deter or prevent an Allied invasion on Germany's western front
Directs The Woman in the Window.
The new constitution is promulgated
Takes office as President of Chile after winning the 1946 election.
Takes office for his second presidential administration.
Explains his resignation as opposition grows to Britain's use of force
Ben-Gurion's government begins consolidating control over captured positions in Sinai and Gaza.
The achievement marks first animal in orbit as an important Russian scientific milestone.
Sputnik 2 carries the dog Laika into orbit, demonstrating another Soviet space milestone.
Directs the launch of Sputnik 2 carrying the dog Laika.
Is inaugurated as President of Chile after narrowly defeating Salvador Allende.
Lee wrote the American Embassy requesting revocation of his citizenship after consular officials had delayed his attempted renunciation.
His challenge reveals deep Labour divisions after the 1959 general election defeat.
Receives support from Labour MPs critical of Gaitskell's stance on nuclear disarmament.
Remains on the Labour front bench after Gaitskell is re-elected leader of the party.
Stands as the left-wing challenger to Hugh Gaitskell in the Labour leadership ballot.
Wins 81 votes in the only ballot but fails to remove Hugh Gaitskell as party leader.
Kennedy authorises development of a new covert programme against Castro.
Oswald rented an apartment at 604 Elsbeth Street in Dallas on November 3, 1962, and reunited there with Marina.
McCone sent McGeorge Bundy a memorandum outlining courses of action to follow as the administration moved from immediate crisis management toward verification and settlement.
Requests the FBI Oswald file from New Orleans, established Oswald is living in Dallas
Requests the FBI Oswald file from New Orleans, established Oswald is living in Dallas
Kerensky participates in republic declaration during his political career.
Wins the presidential election against Barry Goldwater in a landslide.
Takes office as President of Chile and begins the Revolution in Liberty programme.
The "Blue Jay Way" sequence for the "Magical Mystery Tour" is filmed at Ringos place in Weybridge
Nixon makes a TV speech appealing for the silent majority support
Appeals to the silent majority for support of Vietnamization
Says US withdrawal would be a disaster for world peace. Appeals to the "silent majority"
Wins election to New Castle County Council.
Takes office as President of Chile after congressional confirmation of the election result.
Begins his single constitutional term as President of Chile.
Britain annexes Rockall
Britain annexes Rockall
Cabinet agrees to introduce a statutory 90 day freeze of prices & incomes
Mariner 10 launches on a trajectory shaped by gravity-assist and resonance calculations that will allow repeated visits to Mercury.
Tunisia held a legislative election under the Socialist Destourian Party government.
Hosts the signing of the Soviet-Vietnamese Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation and emphasizes its strategic importance.
Becomes Leader of the Opposition after winning the Labour leadership.
200,000 attend the rites for Jerzy Popieluszko
Is admitted to hospital for prostate surgery.
Returns to Pollsmoor later in November after treatment.
India rapidly deploys military forces to the Maldives to help defeat an attempted coup.
The Jan P. Syse Government ends in Oslo, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Norway.
Appointed Prime Minister of Norway, 3rd term
Begins the Third Gro Harlem Brundtland Government in Oslo and serves as Prime Minister of Norway.
Releases the acoustic folk album Good as I Been to You.
Promulgates the law authorising Italian ratification of the Maastricht Treaty.
Heads the government when Italy enacts the law authorising ratification of the Maastricht Treaty.
Heads Greece when its ratification notification is lodged with the depositary government.
The Danish government notifies the Council that Denmark does not intend to participate in the third stage of economic and monetary union.
The Government abandons plans for full Post Office privatization after Cabinet consideration.
Elected President of Bulgaria
Iraq Expels US Weapons Inspectors, President Clinton denounces the action but refrains from military response
Iraq Expels US Weapons Inspectors, President Clinton denounces the action but refrains from military response
John Lennon Anthology, a four-CD box set of unreleased songs and performances, is released
Appointed Prime Minister of Somalia
Emergency measures remove judges, restrict media and postpone constitutional proceedings.
Musharraf declares emergency rule and suspends constitutional protections.
Iajuddin Ahmed signs an order sending the army back to the barracks, drawing to an end the state of emergency that began Jan 11, 2007
British mercenary Simon Mann, convicted of attempting to overthrow Equatorial Guinea President Teodoro Obiang Nguema in a failed coup in 2004, receives a presidential pardon and is released
British mercenary Simon Mann, convicted of attempting to overthrow Equatorial Guinea President Teodoro Obiang Nguema in a failed coup in 2004, receives a presidential pardon and is released
Ratifies the European Union's Lisbon Treaty.
Wins the High Court case requiring parliamentary authorisation before Article 50.
Juno detects a new cyclone joining the geometric pattern of storms around Jupiter's south pole.
Elected Vice President of the United States on the Democratic ticket.
Faces Joe Biden in the 2020 presidential election.
Defeats Donald Trump in the presidential election.
Sandu wins re-election and continues Moldova's pro-European presidential course
Aurangzeb, also known as Alamgir I, ruler of the Mughal Empire from 1658 until his death, the sixth Mughal ruler after Babur, Humayun, Akbar, Jahangir, and Shah
Birth of Alamgir, 3rd son of Shah Jahan
Birth of Aurangzeb
Birth of Charles Bronson, one of 15 children born to a Lithuanian immigrant father of Lipka Tatar ancestry and a Lithuanian mother
Birth of Albert Reynolds
Birth of John Barry Prendergast
Death of Constantius II, dies near Tarsus in Galicia
Henry's father Edmund Tudor dies before his son's birth, leaving Margaret Beaufort pregnant with the future king.
The Prussians gain control of Saxony
Frederick II the Great forces Dauns Austrian Army to retreat
Victory gives Frederick II the Great command of Saxony. Frederick II the Great forces Dauns Austrian Army to retreat
Helps Frederick the Great defeat Austria & gain control of Saxony
Despite personal leadership by Garibaldi himself, French and Papal troops defeat Garibaldians
Helps direct Serbian attacks against Ottoman positions near Prilep.
Attempts to delay the Serbian advance toward Bitola.
Churchill orders the first British attack on the Dardanelles following the opening of hostilities between Ottoman and Russian empires
The Italians are forced back as far as the River Piave
Austro-Hungarian and German forces advanced more than 100 km (62 mi) in the direction of Venice, but they were not able to cross the Piave River
Luigi Cadorna was forced to resign after the defeat. Italian losses were enormous, 11,000 were killed, 20,000 wounded and 265,000 taken prisoner, morale was so low among the Italian troops, mainly due to Cadornas harsh disciplinary regime, that most of these surrendered willingly.
The Piave serves as a natural barrier where the Italians could establish a new defensive line, held during the subsequent Battle of the Piave River and served as springboard for the Battle of Vittorio Veneto, where the Austro-Hungarian are defeated.
A victory for the Allies, causes an Austrian collapse across the Italian front
Montgomery's offensive reduces the Axis armoured reserve to a small number of serviceable tanks.
Mussolini supports Hitler's order that Axis troops hold their ground despite Rommel's request to retreat.
Rommell decides to withdraw from Tobruk, Hitler forces Rommel to stay. Bernard Montgomery launches an attack on the Deutsches Afrika Korps at Kidney Ridge
Major Somnath Sharma leads his company at Badgam and is killed while resisting an attack threatening Srinagar.
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