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Henry declares himself King, to justify his usurpation via battle.
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Henry Tudor wins the Battle of Bosworth.
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Based around the 10 yr old pretender Simnel, offered amnesty by Henry following the failure of the Rebellion, it led to the Battle of Stoke and death of John de la Pole. Many see it as the end of the Wars of the Roses.
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Richard's Northern Supporters rebel against Henry. It doesn't go very well.
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Henry VII eventually transferred over 90% of revenue management to the chamber
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One of Henry's attempt to prevent Brittany becoming ruled by France
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The treaty in which Henry agreed to defend Brittany against Charles VIII
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Between Spain and England
Marriage treaty of Arthur and Catherine.
Mutual support and neither would harbour rebels fleeing the other country. Both had equal trading rights -
An alliance was supposed to formed between the HRE and Henry. Max immediately broke their deal
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Triggered by a military tax to help fund Henry's alliance in Brittany, it was easily defeated by the Earl of Surrey. The tax was stopped and Brittany was payed 100,000 crowns instead.
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He pretended to be Richard Duke of York and had significant foreign support but very little support in England, although this notably included Sir William Stanley
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Henry gets a £5000 yearly pension from France
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Because Henry embargo'd them
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This was because of Marge of Burgundy's support for Perkin Warbeck
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These damage English trade with the Spanish
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He introduced 'Poyning's Law' where Kildare was punished, the rebellions of chiefs were crushed and more power over Ireland was given to England
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Henry persuaded to join the league against Charles VIII with the knowledge he was not required to fight France.
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The council learned was in charge of bonds and recognisances for the nobles and was widely hated. There was no chance of appeal if you were called before the Council Learned
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Reinistates trade between Burgundy and England and had very good terms for the cloth trade in particular
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Triggered by a tax that was to pay for a potential war on the Yorkshire/ Scotland border, over 15,000 men joined with very little opposition on their march until they reached Kent.
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Peace between Scotland and England relied on peace between England and France.
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In 1499, Edmund de la Pole kills a man. He flees to Burgundy before being pursuaded to return.
In 1501, He and his brother flee again to the court of the HRE. Maximilian extorts Henry until 1505 and in 1506, Edmund is handed back to Henry under the Intercursus Malus -
She brought with her a dowry of 100,000 crowns
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He had the sweating sickness.
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Proclamation saying that lords had to have a 'placard' or license to retain. Fines of £5 per month per illegal retainer where introduced.
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When Phillip of Burgundy is shipwrecked off the coast of England, Henry forces him to sign a deal that only benefitted the English.
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His illegal retaining led to a mammoth fine of £70,550.
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The trade agreement returns to the terms of the Magnus Intercursus
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Henry's attempts to isolate Spain from the League results in his own exclusion. Spain joins anyway.
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