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1685
Charles II dies and is succeeded by his brother James II
Monmouth uprising easily crushed
James receives generous financial settlement from Parliament
James issues personal dispensations to allow Catholics to become army officers
Louis XIV revokes Edict of Nantes
1686
Godden v Hales legally declares James is able to issue dispensations whenever he wishes
James instructs bishops to forbid the preaching of anti-Catholic sermon
1687
James issues a new Dec of Indul
1688
James re-issues Dec of Indul and orders it to be read in all parishes
Seven bishops oppose James’ Dec of Indul and put on trial - found not guilty
James’ wife gives birth to James’ son
Immortal 7 invite William of Orange to England
William brings army to England- James’ army deserts hi mand he flees England without England without fighting