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only aged 1
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get him out of the way
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York to negotiate - but was disarmed and obliged to swear an oath never to rebel againts the king
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not happily received at home
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Henry VI's only son
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supported by London merchant companies
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York dfeats the Lancastrians
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reconcile the hate - uttter failure
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York defeated and flees to Ireland
York and his allies denounced as traitors -
Yorkists guilty of treason - "Corrupted their blood" and prevented their lands form being inherited
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by an act of Parliament
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Lancastrians defeated by Yorkists. ACt of Accord - York is Henry's heir. York killed at Battle of Wakefield
Duke of Buckingham and Earl of Shrewsbery killed and captured Henry
York claims the throne -
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defeats the Lancastrians
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Spurred on by Louis XI
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founjd in the Scottish borders
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11th July Clarence and Isobel marry in Caille
Edgecote battle -
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Warwick killed and Prince of Wales killed
Henry murdered in tower -
Louis XI to pay £15,000 and then annual pension of £10,000
his eldest son to marry edward's daughter and provide her with £60,000 a year
seven year truce -
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arrest Grey and Vaughn. kill Rivers
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CROWNED
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Henry Tudor proclaimed King Henry VII
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arrives in Ireland 1487
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Birth of Prince Arthur
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Rebels defeated in a few hours - Simnel and Symonds arrested
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Earl of Northumberland murdered
due to tax rises -
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A ventian trading rival - help the Englih merchants
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- in France
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got a pension and agreed not to sipport any claimaints to Henry's throne
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promoting trade
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"the bad trade treaty" - Flemish merchants. treaty that faboured English merchants
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