How did Henry deal with the nobility ? - the sticks

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what was the act of attainder ?

nobles lost right to possess land unless act reversed

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how did the act of attainder help Henry control nobles ?

used to deter nobles from being disloyal as it would damage them socially and economically , encouraged good behaviour

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what were example of acts of attainder ? how many did he pass in total ?

  • earl of Surrey - seized land after bosworth but reversed due to loyalty 

  • 138 acts 

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what were bonds and recognisances ?

nobility signed agreement to king If the condition was broken then they'd pay money 

acted as security for future good behaviour 

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why were bonds effective at controlling nobility ?

discouraged disloyalty

financially damaging so was severe consequence

nobles couldn't object because it was written document

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give an example of bonds ?

Marques of Dorset - had to pay £10000

across his reign 36/62 nobles were involved in bonds 

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what were the feudal dues ?

  • marriage : king profited from arranged marriages of heirs 

  • wardship : estates of minors placed under royals control , exploited to maximise income 

  • livery : payment or regain land after wardship 

  • relief : payment after land was inherited 

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how did feudal dues control nobility ?

established the king as head

nobles weakened financially

nobles needed royal permission to marry 

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what was Henry's income from wardships in 1487 compared to 1507?

£350 per year to £6000

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what were limiting retainers ?

stopped the recruiting of followers to form private armies

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how did limiting retainers control nobles ?

  • threat of rebellion decreased as needed license for army 

  • increased crown wealth 

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what were examples of limiting retainers ?

  • 1485- lords and commons swear to not retain illegally 

  • £5 per month for every illegal retain 

  • lord burgavenny - 1506 - £70000

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what was restoration of crown lands ?

land granted to nobles before wars of the roses reclaimed

used attainders

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what act was used to restore crown lands specifically ?

1486- act of resumption

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what was the result of the restoration of crown lands ?

henry had 5x more land by the end of reign

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how did restoration of crown lands control nobilty?

ensured monarch was there most powerful

encouraged support and anti Yorkist ideals