Undermining Royal Power Henry VIII - Mary I (part 1)
Inheritance, Power of Monarch, Age, Rebellion and War
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- Undermining Royal Power Henry VIII, Edward VI, Mary I (part 1)
- Age
- Henry VIII - ill, imobile and irritable. perception less able to exert power.
- Surrey and Norfolk 1547 Anne Askew 1547
- Reformists (Somerset's) control of dry stamp
- Edward is a minor. Regency Council.
- as becomes older his beliefs = more value. Northumberland's Protestant Reforms
- changed his majority to 16. died just b4.
- as becomes older his beliefs = more value. Northumberland's Protestant Reforms
- Henry VIII - ill, imobile and irritable. perception less able to exert power.
- power of Monarch
- Edward is a minor. Regency Council.
- as becomes older his beliefs = more value. Northumberland's Protestant Reforms
- changed his majority to 16. died just b4.
- as becomes older his beliefs = more value. Northumberland's Protestant Reforms
- Mary is a woman.
- Parliament
- Mary had to negotiate (repeal of Act of Supremacy and heresy laws failed 1st time)
- because of patronage/money generally agreed w/ Mary
- taxes
- Henry also had to take out loans. Parliamentary taxes limited
- somerset ruled by proclamation
- respect - assumption Parliament represeted nation.
- Mary had to negotiate (repeal of Act of Supremacy and heresy laws failed 1st time)
- Edward is a minor. Regency Council.
- Rebellion
- 1536 Pilgrimage of Grace. H/e easily squashed and never in opposition to H's rule.
- Wyatt's Rebellion 1554
- didn't gather much support. 3 prongs failed and stopped at Ludgate
- Mary showed Xstian nature in leniancy (advised). Only executed Wyatt, Suffolk, Dudley and JGrey
- vs. marriage and Catholicism
- Edward
- Western Rebellion 1549 (Religion)
- pre-existing Catholic antagonism New Prayer book 1549. Whitsunday
- failure to squash immediately undermined crown power. (Carew, N.hampton)
- used to take down Somerset
- easily suppressed by Lord Russel. up to 3,000 executions. Public display
- Western Rebellion 1549 (Religion)
- pre-existing Catholic antagonism New Prayer book 1549. Whitsunday
- failure to squash immediately undermined crown power. (Carew, N.hampton)
- used to take down Somerset
- easily suppressed by Lord Russel. up to 3,000 executions. Public display
- support for Ed. But N.umberland's pardon refused 27th August 3,000 rebels slaughtered. 49 executions
- support for Ed. But N.umberland's pardon refused 27th August 3,000 rebels slaughtered. 49 executions
- easily suppressed by Lord Russel. up to 3,000 executions. Public display
- Kett's Rebellion 1549 (Economic)
- collapse of textile industry and enclosure
- Absence of clergy, nobility and gentry!
- size and speed Norwhich couldn't control. needed support not enough provided.
- Kett's Rebellion 1549 (Economic)
- collapse of textile industry and enclosure
- Absence of clergy, nobility and gentry!
- size and speed Norwhich couldn't control. needed support not enough provided.
- size and speed Norwhich couldn't control. needed support not enough provided.
- Kett's Rebellion 1549 (Economic)
- size and speed Norwhich couldn't control. needed support not enough provided.
- used to take down Somerset
- support for Ed. But N.umberland's pardon refused 27th August 3,000 rebels slaughtered. 49 executions
- Western Rebellion 1549 (Religion)
- easily suppressed by Lord Russel. up to 3,000 executions. Public display
- used to take down Somerset
- Western Rebellion 1549 (Religion)
- War
- H's war vs France = massive failure
- only took Boulogne. DEBASEMENT
- war vs Scotland = succes but = alliance Scot & France
- 1542 Pinkie Clough
- Hertford to destroy Edin. + force reformation
- No war. cos of damage caused by H!
- garrisons
- war vs Scotland = succes but = alliance Scot & France
- 1542 Pinkie Clough
- Hertford to destroy Edin. + force reformation
- war vs Scotland = succes but = alliance Scot & France
- N. sold back Boulogne
- only took Boulogne. DEBASEMENT
- garrisons
- had to support husband
- war vs. Neds 1557
- support vs. Fr 1557 (7,000 troops)
- war vs France 1557- expensive and lost Calais
- Image
- H's war vs France = massive failure
- H's war vs France = massive failure
- H's war vs France = massive failure
- Inheritance
- Edward had no heir, tf increased feeling of political instability
- Lady Jane Grey, on deathbed + wanted England to remain Protestant = impossible because of Henry's will.
- Religious legacy squandered
- Value of the Tudor name
- Mary has no heir, Elizabeth's religious beliefs unknown, and she's in prison
- Religious legacy squandered
- perception as a failed woman. ie. P II saw no point in staying in England
- Mary has no heir, Elizabeth's religious beliefs unknown, and she's in prison
- Lady Jane Grey, on deathbed + wanted England to remain Protestant = impossible because of Henry's will.
- Mary has no heir, Elizabeth's religious beliefs unknown, and she's in prison
- perception as a failed woman. ie. P II saw no point in staying in England
- Edward had no heir, tf increased feeling of political instability
- Age
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