Invasion of France
Signs a Treaty with Spain & the Hapsburgs to invade France in the summer of 1514
Invasion of France
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1513
1514
Invasion of France
Sent by Edward Howard to burn 21 towns in retaliation for Prior John burnng Brighton
1523
Invasion of France
Commands an unsuccessful invasion of France
Invasion of France
Takes part in the Duke of Suffolks expedtion to France
Invasion of France
Suffolk leads an 11,000 expedition into France
Invasion of France
Suffolk crosses the Somme & threatens Paris but is forced to retreat
1525
Invasion of France
The capture of Francis I at Pavia encourages Henry VIII to renew plans for an invasion of France.
Invasion of France
Public rejoicing at St Paul's Cathedral marks Henry VIII's hope that Pavia will enable a renewed French campaign.
Invasion of France
The Amicable Grant is promoted to finance Henry VIII's proposed invasion of France.
Invasion of France
The Amicable Grant is raised to finance Henry VIII's planned invasion of France.
Invasion of France
Henry VIII abandons the proposed invasion after the Amicable Grant fails to produce the necessary war finance.
1544
Invasion of France
Henry VIII besieges & takes Boulogne-sur-Mer, his only success in the French campaign
Invasion of France
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
Invasion of France
Henry VIII is forced to retreat from France when Charles V & Francois I make peace
1595
Invasion of France
The last troops leave France while Henry IVs debts ensure Anglo-French collaboration
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