Henry & dissolution of the monastries
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- Henry & the Dissolution of the Monastries
- Finance
- ordinary
- 1534 the act of first fruit & 10ths - brought in £4,000 that used to be paid to the Pope
- rooting cost of government
- personal items for crown
- by 1530s crown was poor
- due to Henry spending fathers financial legacy on attacking France
- inflation affecting henrys revenue
- monastries worth £136,000
- this was put forward by Cromwell
- extraordinary
- waging war & defence
- Henry overestimated the threat of his foreign policy
- waging war & defence
- ordinary
- Religious
- corruption of clergymen
- injunctions - 1536
- eloton argued that "the lay people had no respect for the monks"
- new religious ideas
- Political
- increased ability to level himself as European prince
- Can attack Charles V land without breaking marriage treaty
- break dicisively from Rome
- acts
- forbidding papal authority - 1534
- sucession - 34 in restraint of appeals - 33 && supremacy - 34
- Personal
- financing military ambition
- keeping support of nobility for Edwards future
- dissolution of smaller mons in 1536 gained support of commune & lords
- Finance
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