First Protectorate And Percy-Neville Feuding Flashcards

1
Q

Who went mad in August 1453, leaving England without effective governance?

A

Henry VI

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2
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Who was born on 13 October 1453 yet still the king remained catatonic?

A

Edward, Prince of wales

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3
Q

News of which military defeat was arguably the reason for Henry Vi’s breakdown in health

A

Castillon

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4
Q

When was Edward, Prince of Wales, Born?

A

13 October 1453

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5
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When did the battle of Castillon take place

A

17 July 1453

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6
Q

The battle of Castillon resulted in England losing possession of which French holding?

A

Gascony

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7
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How long had Gascony been held (prior to its loss after Castillon) by the Plantagenet kings of England?

A

3 Centuries

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8
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Which Noble and his son were killed at the rout of Castillon

A

Shrewsbury and Viscount Lisle

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9
Q

Which Duke of Brittany has been credited with the French success at Castillon

A

Peter II

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10
Q

The birth of Edward of Wales shattered which noble’s ambitions of one day becoming king

A

Richard, Duke of York

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11
Q

Following Henry VI’s madness, which 2 magnates attempted to rule in his name but failed when it was realised Henry would not recover any time soon

A

Somerset and Cardinal Kemp

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12
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Who, arguably one of York’s only supporters, helped York engineer the arrest of Somerset once York became protector

A

John Mowbray, Duke of Norfolk

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13
Q

When was York appointed Lord protector until Henry VI’s recovery?

A

27 March 1454

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14
Q

When did Henry VI recover his sanity

A

Christmas 1454

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15
Q

Who died on March 22 1454, who was Henry VI’s chancellor, likely leading to York becoming protector?

A

Cardinal Kemp

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16
Q

Who was committed to the Tower of London in November 1453 under the orders of York

A

Somerset

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17
Q

Who was appointed as chancellor under York’s first protectorate?

A

Richard Neville, Earl of Salisbury

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18
Q

Who else, other than Somerset and Cardinal Kemp, attempted to claim regency but was prevented from doing so due to their sex and Nationality

A

The Queen, Margaret

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19
Q

Which Noble Family started backing York in October 1453

A

The Nevilles

20
Q

It is argued that the Neville’s supported York due to a land dispute with Somerset over the lordship of what?

A

Glamorgan

21
Q

York appointed Salisbury as chancellor. What does this suggest about the way that York ruled?

A

Wasn’t completely non-Partisan

22
Q

The appointment of Salisbury to chancellor angered which noble family

A

The Percies

23
Q

Which 2 Nobles backed the Percy family against York’s regime

A

Henry Holland(Exeter) and Lord Egremont

24
Q

In which region were Exeter and egremont trying to gain support

A

Yorkshire

25
Q

By when had Holland and Egremont began to rally support against York

A

May 1454

26
Q

When did York March a strong force against the rebels, forcing them to flee

A

19 may 1454

27
Q

Who led York’s forces against the rebels in may 1454

A

Lord Cromwell

28
Q

Who was captured in July 1454 and imprisoned ?

A

Henry Holland (Exeter)

29
Q

At which castle was Exeter imprisoned at when he was captured in summer 1454

A

Pontefract castle

30
Q

Who did Thomas Neville marry in may 1453

A

Maud Stanhope

31
Q

Who was Maud Stanhope the sister of

A

Lord Cromwell

32
Q

Who was Thomas Neville the 2nd son of?

A

Richard Neville, Earl of Salisbury

33
Q

The marriage of Thomas Neville to Maud Stanhope linked which two families together

A

The Nevilles and the Cromwells

34
Q

The Nevilles and the Cromwells were now linked via marriage. This gave the Neville’s access to which 2 manors, which were previously owned by the Percy family?

A

Wressle and Burwell

35
Q

When was the skirmish of Heworth moor

A

24 August 1453

36
Q

The battle at heworth was in response to the marriage of who?

A

Thomas Neville and Maud Stanhope

37
Q

Which skirmish took place on the 24th August 1453

A

Heworth moor

38
Q

Who’s house in York was broken into on the 6th may 1454 by followers of Lord Egremont

A

Salisbury’s

39
Q

In retaliation for the sacking of Salisbury’s home, who attacked the home of Henry Percy in Catton, Yorkshire

A

Sir John Neville

40
Q

When did the battle of Stamford Bridge take place

A

1 November 1454

41
Q

When did the battle of Stamford Bridge take place

A

1 November 1454

42
Q

Who was captured following the battle of Stamford Bridge

A

Egremont and Richard Percy

43
Q

Who was released immediately following Henry’s recovery

A

Somerset and Egremont

44
Q

Who was deprived of his captaincy of Calais (which he granted to himself) when Henry recovered

A

Richard of York

45
Q

Who was the captaincy of Calais returned to when Henry recovered

A

Edmund Beaufort, Duke of Somerset