Wolsey
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- Created on: 12-12-17 17:01
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- Thomas Wolsey
- background
- son of a butcher
- gained royal favour through administration
- gained degree at 15
- timeline
- 1509 Royal almoner
- 1513 introduced subsidy
- 1515 lord chanceller
- 1517 enquiry into enclosure
- 1519 purge of the privy chamber
- 1522 forced lawns
- 1525 amicabble grant
- 1526 eltham ordinances
- 1518 legatus legare
- 1520 field of cloth of gold
- 1527 wolsey fails to get an annulment
- 1529 preamanure
- 1530 arrested and dies
- 1529 preamanure
- 1527 wolsey fails to get an annulment
- 1520 field of cloth of gold
- 1518 legatus legare
- 1526 eltham ordinances
- 1525 amicabble grant
- 1522 forced lawns
- 1519 purge of the privy chamber
- 1517 enquiry into enclosure
- 1515 lord chanceller
- 1513 introduced subsidy
- 1509 Royal almoner
- remained in power as long as he was useful
- 'alter rex'
- foreign policies
- good
- treaty of london united 20 countries
- theruane and thernai brought kingship and future negotiation points
- field of cloth of gold added prestige
- attempted legal, economic, and social reform
- improve justice in star chamber
- encourage ordinary men to seek justice
- national enquiry on enclosure
- encourage ordinary men to seek justice
- improve justice in star chamber
- bad
- naive and unrealistic aims
- 1.4 million spent fighting wars
- forced loans caused uprisings
- often tricked by other monarchs
- good
- similarities to cromwell
- from a humble backgroundrelied on henry for promotion
- personality
- obssessed with power
- determined
- did jobs henry didnt want to do
- reasons for wolseys fall
- faction
- anne bolyn prevented him from seeing henry
- enemies due upbringing
- only emphasised it
- failure of taxation and amicable grant
- henry wanted power which came from war which needed money
- humiliation
- 4 years later
- failure of divorce
- henry needed a divorce quick
- faction
- Eltham Ordinances 1926, Allowed his to remove those close to Henry without suspicion even though it was for his own benefit.
- Court of the Star Chamber, used power to challenge nobles, some believe he used it to get revenge
- Built Hampton Court in his own design for himself- when he died Henry moved into it, showing it was fit for a King
- Could not criticise, Wolsey's policies were Henry's policies as he was in charge of him
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