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Mind Map by Callum Mackenzie, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Callum Mackenzie
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Factions, 1539-53
- Faction under Henry VIII
- Conservative
- Duke of Norfolk & Archbishop Gardiner
- Duke of Norfolk & Archbishop Gardiner
- Reformist
- Thomas Cromwell and Archbishop Cramner
- Thomas Cromwell and Archbishop Cramner
- Henry's control waned in his later years
- Disappointment in marriage, poor health, factional rivalry
- Historians - Hurtsfield & Elton
- Factions
overstated,
normal part of
Tudor Gov.
- "Court" and
"Country" party
were the
greater threat
- "Country party" resented
growth of central bureaucracy,
sucking power + wealth into
London, away from provinces
- "Country party" resented
growth of central bureaucracy,
sucking power + wealth into
London, away from provinces
- Factions
overstated,
normal part of
Tudor Gov.
- Historians - Hurtsfield & Elton
- Foreign affairs
- Campaign against
France,captured
Boulogne,
- Pleased him, but was financially crippling (2M)
- Pleased him, but was financially crippling (2M)
- Campaign against
France,captured
Boulogne,
- Act of Six Articles (1539)
- Made religious matters clear
- Catholic doctrine as basis for church
- Burning of Heretics
- King asserting
dominance over matters
of religion
- Catholic doctrine as basis for church
- Made religious matters clear
- Henry addresses Parliament, 24 Dec 1545
- Chastises Lords and Commons over split regarding religion
- A middle ground must be taken
- A middle ground must be taken
- Chastises Lords and Commons over split regarding religion
- Disappointment in marriage, poor health, factional rivalry
- Conservative
- Fall of
Cromwell
- Anne of Cleves Marriage
- Catherine Howard
- Norfolk's
niece, rival of
Cromwell
- Supporting
sacramentarians
- Norfolk told Henry
- Most significant factor, marriage tainted his
influence also
- Act of Attainder stopped him
from putting up a defense
- Norfolk told Henry
- Norfolk's
niece, rival of
Cromwell
- Protestant marriage
on the continent
- Catherine Howard
- Anne of Cleves Marriage
- Faction
under
Edward
- Somerset had
tactic to gain
control
- Henry wanted
equal regency
council
- Somerset against this,
needed usual structure
(King/Ruler)
- William Paget helped this happen
- Raised support easily,
good military leader
under Henry
- Announced
himself as
Vicegerent in
Parliament
- Could Promote/Demote people to PC
- Could Promote/Demote people to PC
- Raised support easily,
good military leader
under Henry
- William Paget helped this happen
- Somerset against this,
needed usual structure
(King/Ruler)
- Henry wanted
equal regency
council
- Faction and the fall of Somerset
- Somerset's biggest
rival was Thomas
Seymour (his
Brother)
- wanted Somerset's position
- Warwick (later
Northumberland) supported
his claim for position
- Warwick (later
Northumberland) supported
his claim for position
- Privy council
dislike the
arrogant
Somerset
- Restricted access to Edward
- Edward disliked him
- wouldn't give E1 inheritance money
- Dudley (later Northumberland), provided what E1 wanted.
- Dudley (later Northumberland), provided what E1 wanted.
- wouldn't give E1 inheritance money
- Edward disliked him
- Restricted access to Edward
- wanted Somerset's position
- Somerset's biggest
rival was Thomas
Seymour (his
Brother)
- Somerset had
tactic to gain
control
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