Threats to Henry's rule: Minor uprisings
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- Threats to Henry's rule: Minor uprisings
- Yorkist supporters
- Earl of Surrey in prison before convinced he was loyal
- Duke of Northumberland released and controlled the North
- Written promises of loyalty from Viscount Beaumont
- If broke, heavy fine
- Minor uprisings 1485-86
- Trouble in the Midlands and North
- Staffords sought sanctuary
- Arrested and sent to the Tower
- Humphrey executed
- Thomas pardoned and remained loyal
- Staffords sought sanctuary
- Trouble in Wales
- Put down by Rhys ap Thomas
- Trouble in the Midlands and North
- Rebellion in Yorkshire 1489
- Provoked by Henry's demands for money
- Collected as a sort of income tax to fund a campaign in Brittany
- Rebellion lead by Sir John Egremont but defeated outside York
- Provoked by Henry's demands for money
- Rebellion in Cornwall 1497
- Provoked by financial concerns
- Heavy tax for expected invasion from James IV of Scotland
- Lord Audley lead 15,000 men to Blackheath, London
- Lord Daubeney met, 1000 rebels killed
- Audley and two original leaders executed
- Provoked by financial concerns
- Yorkist supporters
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