Replaces Englands Earls with his supporters. Private wars are outlawed. Meets 170 Tenants-in-Chief & other Lords at Salisbury obtaining an oath of fealty
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Replaces Englands Earls with his supporters. Private wars are outlawed. Meets 170 Tenants-in-Chief & other Lords at Salisbury obtaining an oath of fealty
Appointed Bishop of Salisbury
Edward agrees to hand Margaret over to Scotland when there is peace. Agrees to assist Margaret of Norway to the Scottish throne
Scotland, Norway & England will send Margaret to England or Scotland free of marriage
One of the four negotiators selected by Edward I to treat at Salisbury with the Scottish and Norwegian envoys about sending Margaret of Norway to Scotland
Mortimer is created Earl of March and reaches the height of his power
Richard II has the Bishop buried in Westminster Abbey in the Chapel of Kings
Created Earl of Salisbury by Edward IV
Death of Henry Stratford, executed by Henry VIII, the Buckinghmam title is forfeit
The Duke of Buckingham is executed by Richard III for instegating a Lancastrian plot
The Duke of Buckingham is executed by Richard III for instegating a Lancastrian plot
The Duke of Buckingham is executed by Richard III for instegating a Lancastrian plot
Appointed Bishop of Salisbury
Appointed Bishop of Salisbury
Appointed Bishop of Salisbury
Captures Salisbury during the royalist rising for Charles II
Leads a royalist rising against the Protectorate and briefly seizes Salisbury
William III of Orange reaches the Salisbury area as defections and declining confidence weaken the position of James II.
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