Henry VIII- Pilgrimage of Grace
- Created by: magdaathan
- Created on: 06-10-20 16:24
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- Causes
- Pilgrimage of Grace
- Events
- 10th October- rebellion begins, 10,000 men by 16th
- 19th- took control of Pontefract Castle and Hull, risk for imports
- 11th October- North Riding of Yorkshire rejoins rebellion with Lord Latimer and Sir Christopher Derby, captured Barnard Castle
- October 16th- rebellion in Westmorland, 19th- marched to Carlisle to get to join, 21st besieged Skipton
- 23rd- Norfolk and 8,000 men met and agreed to meet on 27th at Pontefract
- 6th December- met again for king's pardon, rebels went home on 8th
- Sir Francis Bigod and John Hallam captured Scarborough and Hull after suspicion
- Support
- 30,000 rebels
- 3 extra weeks of planning due to Norfolk still dealing with Lincolnshire
- Norfolk brought 8,000 men, rebels outnumbered them
- few hundred joined Bigod
- Robert Aske, leader
- Lord Darcey, Lord Latimer, Sir Christopher Derby
- famers, peasants, commoners, nobility, gentry
- Outcome
- rebels were defeated
- 144 executed as warning from Henry
- Events
- Lincolnshire was a trigger
- Dissolution of monasteries, Henry's policies
- fear of taxation, 1534 Subsidy
- social impact of dissolution and fear of church looting
- Pilgrimage of Grace
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