Invasion of England
The Duke of Burgundy, Edward's brother-in-law, supplies a fleet & troops
Invasion of England
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1471
1473
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Lands in Essex but quickly leaves after approached by a royalist force
Invasion of England
Captures St Michaels Mount but only has a force of 80 men
Invasion of England
Louis XI backs the Earl of Oxfords invasion of England
1474
Invasion of England
The Earl of Oxford is forced to surrender to Edward IV
1483
Invasion of England
Henrys ships run into a storm & return to Brittany, Buckinghams army is troubled by the same storm & deserts. Buckingham raises an army in Wales & starts marching east to support Henry VII
Invasion of England
Buckingham dies in the west country & the invasion fails
Invasion of England
Bad weather scatters Henry Tudor's invasion fleet, leaving only a small part of the force near Poole.
1485
Invasion of England
Sets sail from Harfleur with Henry Tudor
Invasion of England
Sets sail from Harfleur with Henry Tudor
Invasion of England
Sets sail from Harfleur with Henry Tudor
Invasion of England
Sets sail from Harfleur, his fleet carries 2,000 French mercenaries
Invasion of England
Lands with Henry Tudor at Milford Haven
Invasion of England
Lands with Henry Tudor at Milford Haven
Invasion of England
Lands at Milford Haven with the support of Charles VIII of France
Invasion of England
Henry Tudor lands at Milford Haven
Invasion of England
Marches toward Leicester, winning support on the way
Invasion of England
Allows Henry Tudor passage across north Wales
Invasion of England
Joins forces with Henry Tudor submitting 500 of Lord Shrewsburys retainers
Invasion of England
Marches through Cardiff, Shrewsbury, Stafford, Lichfield & Tamworth before Bosworth. Invades England with troops supplied by the Duke of Brittany
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