Departure
Departs from the Basque coast to Spain
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Departs from the Basque coast to Spain
Arthur marries Catherine of Aragon, creating the dynastic union intended to produce the next generation of Tudor heirs.
Arthur marries Catherine of Aragon
Marries Catherine of Aragon
Marries Catherine of Aragon at St Pauls
Marries Prince Arthur at St Pauls Cathedral
Prince Arthur marries Catherine of Aragon at St Paul's Cathedral, completing the dynastic marriage planned with Spain.
Henry VII meets Catherine of Aragon at Dogmersfield after her arrival in England to marry Prince Arthur.
William Herbert is born and later rises through Tudor service to become Earl of Pembroke and an influential military and political figure.
More is called to the bar and begins legal practice.
Under Fishers guidance, Lady Margaret founds St. Johns and Christs Colleges, and also the two "Lady Margaret" professorships of divinity at Oxford and Cambridge. Elected Vice Chancellor of Cambridge University
More begins a period of close association with the London Charterhouse and Carthusian spiritual practice.
Appointedhaplain to Archbishop Henry Deane
More gives lectures on Augustine's City of God while pursuing humanist and legal studies.
Appointed Lord Treasurer
Under Fishers guidance, Lady Margaret founds St. Johns and Christs Colleges, and also the two "Lady Margaret" professorships of divinity at Oxford and Cambridge
Henry's court stages elaborate celebrations and tournaments in London for the marriage of Arthur and Catherine of Aragon.
Receives ceremonies linked to Catherine of Aragon's arrival in England.
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