Death of Elizabeth Woodville
Death of Elizabeth Woodville
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Death of Elizabeth Woodville
Laid to rest in the same chantry as her husband King Edward IV in St George's Chapel in Windsor Castle
Birth of Elizabeth, daughter of Henry VII & Elizabeth of York
Birth of Elizabeth, daughter of Henry VII & Elizabeth of York
Birth of Elizabeth, daughter of Henry VII & Elizabeth of York
Henry VII takes an army into northern France as pressure on Charles VIII before negotiating peace.
Recognises French control over Brittany as part of the compromise that ends hostilities between England and France.
Secures a substantial French financial payment as part of the peace, strengthening royal finances while ending the campaign.
Obtains a French commitment to cease supporting Perkin Warbeck and other claimants who threatened the security of the Tudor throne.
Concludes peace with Charles VIII of France, ending the English expedition and securing a negotiated settlement without prolonged continental warfare.
At Etaples Henry abandons wider claims in France while preserving English possession of Calais.
Under the Treaty of Etaples Henry VII renounces his claims to France, excluding Calais
Henry VII agrees peace with Charles VIII at Etaples, ending the English expedition in France.
Helps oversee the withdrawal of English forces after the peace settlement removes the immediate need for further campaigning in France.
Appointed Archbishop of Glasgow
Appointed Earl Marshal
The French settlement provides Henry VII with continuing payments after the 1492 campaign.
Henry VII ends his French campaign after securing the settlement agreed at Etaples.
Touchet accompanies Henry VII on his expedition to France
Vere commands an expedition to Picardy
Created Baron Ormond
Henry's army threatens Boulogne during the French expedition that precedes the Peace of Etaples.
Charles VIII agrees financial payments to Henry VII and withdraws French support from Perkin Warbeck under the Etaples settlement.
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