Maid of Honor
Appointed Maid of Honor to Catherine of Aragon
Explore 23 historical events and records for England in 1522.
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Appointed Maid of Honor to Catherine of Aragon
An alliance is agreed with Charles V against the French while a guest of Henry's
Henry VIII and Charles V confirm their anti-French alliance in the Treaty of Windsor.
The Treaty of Windsor postpones major joint action while keeping the Great Enterprise alive.
Mary is betrothed to Emperor Charles V as part of Tudor Habsburg diplomacy
Signs a Treaty with Emperor Charles V. Confirms the anti-French alliance but postponing action until 1524
Mary meets Charles V during his visit to England
Renews the projected marriage between Princess Mary and Charles V as part of the continuing alliance with the emperor.
Confirms the previous Anglo-Imperial agreements and strengthens plans for joint military action against France.
Surrey's raid tests English military pressure on France but achieves limited results.
The Earl of Surrey leads an English expedition into Picardy as a preliminary campaign against France.
Appointed Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer
Vetoes a plan by Wolsey to attack French ports as too wrisky
Proposes a plan to attack French ports but this is vetoed by Henry VIII
Repels an invasion by the Duke of Albany
Leads an expedition into Picardy but achieves only 2 failed sieges
Leads a raid into southern Scotland
Placed in command of the English army sent to the Scottish borders against John Stewart, Duke of Albany
Martin Luther replies angrily to Henry VIII's Defence of the Seven Sacraments.
Negotiates the marriage of Princess Mary, later Mary I, to Charles V
More delivers a public Latin oration welcoming Emperor Charles V to England.
More takes on increasingly important work as secretary and adviser to Henry VIII.
Leads a siege of Boulogne-sur-Mer
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