1632
Appointment as Lord Deputy of Ireland
Charles I appointed Wentworth lord deputy of Ireland.
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Charles I appointed Wentworth lord deputy of Ireland.
Forces the garrison to surrender after surrounding and bombarding Maastricht.
Galileo presents his newly published Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief World Systems to Grand Duke Ferdinando II.
Appointed Head of the Regency after the death of Gustav II
The Imperial Army withdraws & Gustavus is killed in battle
Russia invades Poland
Russia invades Poland
Charles ordered that Wentworth's administrative conditions be entered in the council book.
Wentworth married Elizabeth Rhodes before beginning his Irish administration.
Wentworth secured safeguards intended to prevent courtiers from undermining his Irish authority.
The Lannguedoc rebels are defeated
The Lannguedoc rebels are defeated
Opens the Dutch siege during his campaign along the Meuse.
The Florentine Inquisitor orders Galileo to appear before the Holy Office in Rome over the Dialogue.
With General Tilly dead, Ferdinand II turned to the aid of Wallenstein and his large army
Killed at the Battle of Lutzen
Death of Henry Percy
Death of Johan Tserclaes Graf von Tilly, wounded holding the River Lech
Withdraws to Bavaria but is injured holding to crossings of the River Lech
Achieves victory but is killed in battle near Leipzig whilst leading a cavalry charge
Troops are routed while fighting for the Protestant alliance & negotiates for peace
The Imperial Army withdraws & Gustavus is killed in battle
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