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Agincourt win
1415
Henry VI born and becomes king
1422
Gloucester dies and York becomes new heir presumptive
1447
amount Cardinal Beaufort lent for France
over £200,000
Suffolk made Lord Chamberlain
1447
parliament of Suffolk's arrest
Nov 1449
Suffolk charged with treason
Jan 1450
Act of Resumption
1450
income from customs revenue 1421 and 1446-8
£40,000 to £28,000
death of Cardinal Beaufort
1447
attack on Fougeres
March 1449
Somerset made Lieutenant of France
1448
York leaves for Ireland
1449
York and Somerset paid back
1445 and 1444-51
Truce at Tours
1444
reactions to loss of Normandy
Jan 1450 Bishop of Chichester killed by unpaid soldiers June 1450 Ascough killed by parish Feb 1450 Somerset exiled
Cade's Rebellion
June 1450
Suffolk murdered
2 May 1450
rebels gathering
mid May 1450
rebels gathered at Blackheath
11 June 1450
failed military attempt against rebels
15-20 June 1450
Henry and nobles leave London (CR)
25 June 1450
Cade enters London
1 July 1450
Lord Saye executed
3 July 1450
battle between Londoners and rebels
5 July 1450
Cade killed
12 July 1450
York returns to North Wales
Sept 1450
amount owed to York by gov in 1450
£26,000
king's council in Coventry
Sept 1451
Coup of Dartford
2 March 1452
York isolated from court for
18 months
Henry's first bout of illness
Aug 1453-Jan 1455
York encouraged to return to council and London
23 Oct 1453
Battle of Castillion
17 July 1453
Percys attack Neville wedding party
24 Aug 1453
death of chancellor John Kemp
March 1454
York's first protectorate
27 March 1454 - early 1455
Edward, Prince of Wales, born
13 Oct 1453
Somerset put in tower
23 Nov 1453
York's reforms to royal household
cut expenditure from £24,000 to £5000
Battle of Stamford Bridge
Nov 1454
Percy rebellion on Neville property
May 1454
Battle of St Albans
22 May 1455
killed at St Albans
Somerset Northumberland Clifford
Loveday
24 March 1458
parliament after St Albans
9 July 1455
York's second protectorate
19 Nov 1455- Feb 1456
Warwick becomes Captain of Calais
1455
Queen and Prince go to Kenilworth
April 1456
Margaret's priv chancellor, made Keeper of the Privy Seal
Laurence Booth
Margaret's chancellor
Bishop of Winchester
Devon put in tower after Bonville feud
Dec 1455
Tudor & York's men hostility in North Wales
summer 1456
attempted murder of Warwick
1456
Warwick continued piracy, defying gov
Oct 1458
king and queen summon military to Leicester
May 1459
Warwick returns from Calais
Sept 1459
Battle of Blore Heath
23 Sept 1459
Battle of Ludford Bridge
12 Oct 1459
Parliament of Devils
Nov 1459
Warwick goes to Ireland
March 1460
Warwick, Salisbury and Earl of March land in Kent
June 1460
Battle of Northampton
10 July 1460
Yorkists reenter London
16 July 1460
York returns
8 Sept 1460
Act of Accord
24 Oct 1460
Battle of Wakefield
30 Dec 1460
Battle of Mortimer's Cross
2 Feb 1461
Second Battle of St Albans
17 Feb 1461
Edward arrives in London
26 Feb 1461
council of Archbishop, Norfolk and Warwick
3 March 1461
Towton and coronation
29 March 1461
Edward proclaimed king
4 March 1461
situation by Dec 1454
Somerset in Tower
Exeter in Pontefract Castle
Richard Percy and Lord Egremont in Newgate debtor’s prison
Henry orders release of Exeter, which Salisury ignores
Feb 1455
changes to positions when Henry recovered in 1455
Salisbury replaced by Thomas Bourchier (Archbishop of Canterbury) as Chancellor
Earl of Wiltshire became Treasurer
Somerset returned to positions
Percys take city of York for 5 days
May 1454
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