Summoned by Council
Mary is summoned before Edward VI's council over religious nonconformity
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Mary is summoned before Edward VI's council over religious nonconformity
Mary defends her right to hear Mass despite Edwardian religious policy
George van Parris is burned after condemnation for denying the divinity of Christ during Edward VI's Protestant reign.
William Camden is born in London.
Edward orders bishops to collect and destroy obsolete Latin service books that might encourage restoration of pre-Reformation worship.
Receives instructions for negotiating a proposed marriage between Edward VI and Elisabeth, daughter of Henry II of France.
Approves a dynastic treaty providing for his future marriage to Elisabeth of Valois as part of closer Anglo-French relations.
John Dudley is created Duke of Northumberland while continuing to dominate Edward VI's government.
The former Lord Protector, Edward Seymour, is arrested again after allegations of plotting against Northumberland and other councillors.
Arrested for a 2nd time by thw Warwick led coalition
Somerset is arrested again after allegations that he planned to seize or kill political rivals including Northumberland and Northampton during a council confrontation.
Somerset is acquitted of high treason but convicted of felony after a trial at Westminster Hall.
Arrested for a conspircay against Warwicks life
Appointed Bishop of Winchester
Mary continues Catholic worship despite pressure from Edward VI's government
Charles V of Spain threatens war if Mary cannot practise her Catholicism
Appointed Envoy to France
Debates vestments and episcopal authority with John Hooper.
Supports the refounding of London hospitals for poor relief.
Created Duke of Northumberland
Created Earl of Pembroke, 1st, 2nd creation
Encourages organised relief for the poor in London.
Cranmer and other reformers prepare a substantially revised liturgy with clearer Protestant teaching on communion and ceremonial practice.
Supports continuing Protestant reform in England.
Appointed Regent, rules on behalf of Edward VI
Charles V warns England over Mary's right to practise Catholicism
Publication of "Rule of Reason"
Publication of "Rule of Reason"
Succeeds as Queen of England. Charles V of Spain threatens war if Mary cannot practise her Catholicism
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