4 November 1677MarriageMary II
Marries William, her cousin, the Prince of Orange
Historical records for England in 1677, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Marries William, her cousin, the Prince of Orange
William III of Orange marries Mary Stuart at St James's Palace, strengthening the dynastic connection between the House of Orange and the English royal family.
Marries Sarah Jennings, probably in November 1677; the marriage is publicly acknowledged the following year.
Publication of "All For Love"
Publication of "All For Love"
Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
Arrested for opposing the prorogation of Parliament
Awarded the Garter
Appointed by Charles II to suppress the Covenanters
Effects the marriage between William & Mary that was the germ of the Revolution & the Act of Settlement
Helps arrange the marriage between William of Orange & Mary
Concludes the marriage Treaty between William of Orange & Mary
Becomes master of the wardrobe to James, Duke of York, holding an important household appointment.
Effects the marriage between William & Mary that was the germ of the Revolution & the Act of Settlement
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