Many prominent protestant clergy were deprived of their livings
1553
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Cranmer arrested for his role in the Lady Jane Grey coup alongside Hugh Latimer, Hooper, Ridley etc
1553
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Act of Repeal passed by parliament
1553
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Mary gives up the title of Supreme Head of the Church
1553
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Mass exodus of protestants to Germany and Switzerland, approx 800.
1554
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Parliament reject reintroduction of heresy law
1554
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Protestant bishops of Gloucester, Hereford, Lincoln and Rochester all lose their posts - replaced by committed Catholics
1554
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Publication of Bonner's Book of homilies
1555
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Second Act of Repeal - repealed all religious legislation after 1529 & compromise with land owners of church land
1554
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England restored to papal obedience by Pole
1554
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Mary appoints a commission to consider rebounding some of the religious houses
1555
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Latimer and Ridley burned in Oxford
1555
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Many protestants are burned for heresy
1556
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Re-foundation of the Benedict house of Westminster (monastic house)
1556
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Total number of people burned for heresy
289
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Marriage to Philip II of Spain
1554
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Naval and militia reforms
6 new ships built, £14000 p.a. to the navy
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Loss of Calais
1558
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Wyatt's Rebellion - xenophobia
1554
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Lady Jane Grey executed
1554
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Treaty of Vaucelles - truce between Charles V and Henry II
1556
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Influenza epidemic
1557-8
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How many people died in the influenza epidemic?
6% of the population
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Militia Act
1558
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Book of Rates - boosted customs revenue
1558
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How much extra debt was England in by the end of the reign
115,000
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Parliament agreed to the reintroduction of the heresy laws in return for a promise that former monastic lands would not be restored to Church ownership
1554
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Refounding of some small religious houses
1557
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Pole called to Rome to answer heresy charges, but Mary does not give him leave to go
1557
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First Protestant martyr
John Rogers, burned in 1555
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England sends 6000 troops to Netherlands
1556
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Elizabeth sent to Tower of London
1554
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Pole appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
1555
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Burning of Archbishop Cranmer
1556
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England declared war on France
1557
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Anti-Spanish Pope Paul IV succeeded Pope Julius
1555
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Pope withdraws Pole's legatine commission, led to crumbling of Anglo-papal relations