Edward IV Second Reign
- Created by: Matt Lowe
- Created on: 22-04-13 10:05
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- Edward IV 1471 to 1483
- Nobility
- Edward IV 1471 to 1483
- Finance
- Foreign Involvement
- Why did Edward regain the throne?
- Henry's incompetence
- Why did Edward regain the throne?
- Why did Edward regain the throne?
- Warwick
- Support
- Military Prowess
- Luck
- Help for invasion to England from Burgundy
- Foreign Involvement
- Foreign Involvement
- Used nobility to control large areas
- Nobility
- Nobility
- Excluded himself from local power
- Increase authority
- Excluded himself from local power
- Excluded himself from local power
- Used gentry as eyes and ears
- Concerned with anything threatening political stability
- Criticised for failing to punish anyone greater than him
- Trade and agriculture increased
- Edward benefited from this
- Finance
- Edward benefited from this
- More income from custom duties
- Trade and agriculture increased
- Trade and agriculture increased
- Benevolences showed Edward's security
- Wealth: financial competence
- Contrasted to Henry VI
- Wealth: financial competence
- Wealth: financial competence
- Splendour at court
- Aware of importance after exile in Burgundy
- Combined Burgundy and Brittany against France
- Help for invasion to England from Burgundy
- Help for invasion to England from Burgundy
- Improved trade
- Combined Burgundy and Brittany against France
- Combined Burgundy and Brittany against France
- Treaty of Picquigny, '75
- Peace and eldest daughter to marry Dauphin
- Treaty of Picquigny, '75
- Treaty of Picquigny, '75
- Planned campaign to stop Scottish attack, '81
- Gloucester attempted to kill James III
- Planned campaign to stop Scottish attack, '81
- Planned campaign to stop Scottish attack, '81
- Edward couldn't help Burgundy because of Scotland
- Treaty of Picquigny scrapped
- Edward couldn't help Burgundy because of Scotland
- Edward couldn't help Burgundy because of Scotland
- Exchequer changed to Chamber
- +70,000/annum
- Solvent by end of reign
- Clarence executed: treason, '78
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