Henry VII Chapter 1 - Consolidation of Power

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Henry VII at BOB

  • 5,000 s0ldiers

  • Landed 7th August

  • Marched 200 miles into England to Bosworth Field

  • Henry stayed at the back of the field during the battle until the end of the battle

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Richard III at BOB

  • 15,000 men

  • Confident he would defeat Henry

  • Charged at Henry when he only had 200 men left

  • Beaten to death

  • Put on display on the back of a house and toured around Leicester

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Earl of Northumberland at BOB (and Lord Thomas but didnt get involved)

  • 6,000 men

  • Didn’t fight until he saw Henry losing and then sided with him due to not liking Richard due to the POT

  • Saved Henry

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How did Henry have a link to the throne and make it stronger

  • Henry’s mum had a connection to Edward III

  • Married Elizabeth of York who was a child of Edward IV on January 18th 1486

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Henry’s nobility data

  • Went from 50 to 35 peers

  • Went from 16 to 10 major peers e.g. Earls

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Why did Henry need the nobles

  • Ran local government

  • Collected taxes

  • Raised armies

  • Advertised

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Finances

  • 138 AOA, 46 reversed

  • 42/62 noble families at financial mercy

  • Passed 51 AOA between 1504 - 1509 die to paranoia 

  • 192 bonds in first ten years

  • William Stanley £9,000 fine (AOA)

  • £7,000 for a marriage licence]

  • Henry only got £11,700 from his lands in his first year compared to Richard’s £25,000

  • Had to tale loans out in order to pay for his coronation, marriage and his first Royal Process to the north

  • Henry used both the Exchequer and the Chamber to collect money