Wyatt Rebellion
Rallies London with a speech defending her crown and marriage plans.
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Rallies London with a speech defending her crown and marriage plans.
Rallies London against Wyatt with a speech at the Guildhall.
Mary's Guildhall speech turns London against Wyatt's demands.
Her supporters hold London Bridge against Wyatt's army.
Her supporters hold London Bridge against Wyatt's rebels.
Prevents Wyatt's rebels from entering the City through Southwark.
Threatens to fire on Southwark from the Tower guns unless Wyatt withdraws.
Threatens to fire Tower guns on Southwark if Wyatt remains.
Finds London Bridge strongly defended against his rebel army.
Reaches Southwark but cannot force entry across London Bridge.
Crosses at Kingston after failing to enter London by Southwark.
Crosses the Thames at Kingston after failing to enter by Southwark.
Commands loyal forces blocking Wyatt's advance into London.
Keeps London loyal as Wyatt reaches the city with rebel forces.
Resists Wyatt's rising against her proposed marriage to Philip of Spain.
Survives the rebellion and keeps control of the capital.
Thomas Wyatt reaches London but is defeated
Is defeated at Ludgate and captured near Temple Bar.
Is stopped at Ludgate as London remains loyal to Mary.
Surrenders after his advance into London fails.
Demands control of the Tower and custody of the queen.
Is executed because the rebellion renews succession fears.
Lady Jane Grey is executed after her father's support for the Wyatt Rebellion.
Is executed after Wyatt's rising makes Jane Grey dangerous.
Guildford Dudley is executed after the Wyatt Rebellion makes Jane Grey politically dangerous.
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