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The pope prohibites any catholics from attending anglican services
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Parliment tried to raise the succession question but Elizabeth again refused to discuss the matter. However the arrival of Mary in England raised the matter again. At court an anti-cecil faction planned to marry Mary to the Duke of Norfolk, who was the greatest of the British nobels. They belived that this would resecure peace between Spain and England
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Northumberland has been converted back to catholicism
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1 of 3 events of importance. Calvinist rebels in the Netherlands appeared to be defeated by the Spanish. As a result Span was in a stronger position to intervene in English affairs
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The rebels proceeded to capture Barnard Castle and Hartlepool, with the hope that foreign help would arrive, but with no foreign help coming and word spreading that the royal forces approcahed the River Tees Northumberland and Westmorland disbanded their forces
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She was in the eyes of many catholics the rightful ruler of England and as Elizabeth was not married and refused to resolve the succession question, Mary was the likely heir
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These ships had been chased by privateers and sought refuge in west-country ports whereupon Elizabeth siezed the bullion
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The seziure of Spanish ships stopped the army from being paid and ended the friendship that had existed between the countries since 1558-9. Cecil appeared to be taking England closer to war with Spain
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Leicester confessed him involvment in his part in the Northen rebellion
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Northumberland and Westmorland raised their followers and marched on Durham, despite Elizabeth summoning them to court
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After storming towards Bramham Moor, it was assumed that their intention was to head south to Tutbury and release Mary Queen of Scots who was being held there. However it is suspected that rumours of the size of the royal forces awaiting them is what caused them to fall back. Their plans to free Mary was abandoned
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Dacre riased 3,000 troops before he was defeated in battle near Carlisle, after a winter being in the run many of the rebels fled across the border in Scotland including Northumberland
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Failed very quickly - an attempt to restore catholicism and mary to the throne
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450 rebels were executed and Northumberland was returned to England by the Scots and was executed
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Failed very quickly - an attempt to restore catholicism and mary to the throne
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Failed very quickly - an attempt to restore catholicism and mary to the throne