1307
Burial
Buried at the Augustinian priory, miracles were said to occur at her grave, especially the healing of toothache, back pain & fever
Historical place archive
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Buried at the Augustinian priory, miracles were said to occur at her grave, especially the healing of toothache, back pain & fever
Death of Joan of Acre, at the manor of Clare in Suffolk
Puts down a rebellion in Suffolk
Taxpayers in Suffolk refuse payment and resistance grows in the cloth-making districts.
Charles Brandon is associated with government mobilisation in East Anglia as resistance to the Amicable Grant grows.
Resistance to the Amicable Grant spreads in Suffolk as taxpayers refuse the forced loan.
The Duke of Suffolk confronts organised resistance to the levy and warns of the danger of rebellion.
Opposition to the Amicable Grant threatens armed disorder and undermines Henry VIII's French war plans.
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