Foreign Policy

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Union between France and the Papacy

  • Reopens Habsburg-Valois war, therefore England will be apart of conflict eventually

  • France is her enemy

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Netherlands worth defending

England still had trade links with Netherlands

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Feb 1556

Treaty of Vaucelles establishes a temporary peace between France and Spain

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July 1556

Alliance between France and the Papacy reopens the Habsburg-Valois War

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January 1557

England sends troops to help defend the Netherlands

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March 1557

Philip returns to England to pressure Mary for support in France, refuses, resisted for 3 years

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June 1557

England declares war on France

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January 1558

Capture of the Calais Pale by the French

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Why Mary agreed to join war against France

  • France openly accepted Protestant exiles and rumours of Henry II to recapture Calais

  • French supported invasion attempt by Protestant exile Thomas Stafford in April 1557

  • Philip returned to England to pressure Mary

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Why Mary did not want to join

  • Had an alliance with the papacy to restore English relations with

  • If she declared war on France, would have to also fight Scotland

  • Mary wanted to remain at peace

  • War is expensive

  • Looks like a Spanish pawn

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How they helped

  • 7,000 troops send to aid Spanish army of 70,000

  • Lost Calais Pale within 3 weeks

  • In response, raise army of 7,000 and 140 ships to attack Brest, capture Le conquet

  • Conflict only came to end as Philip had exhausted his supplies, peace negotiations October 1558 and finished April 1559

  • Successfuly defended Scottish borders