Henry VII Internal Threats Flashcards

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Lovell Conspiracy
(Yorkist Plot)

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(1486)
- Yorkist Stafford and Lovell

  • Fled to Flanders under Margaret of Burgundy protection
  • Led rebellion in Worcester during Northern Progress

-Fled to Culham Abbey

  • Reinforcements defeat them in 3 days
  • Older brother executed
  • Significant threat
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Yorkshire Rebellion

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(1489)
- Sparked by Parliament authorised tax for Brittany military expedition

  • Most northerly to pay, also need to fight Scots
  • Bad harvests
  • Earl of Surrey leads 8000 troops defeat rebels
  • Rebels not punished, no more tax
  • Armed insurrection
  • Significant threat
    Numbers to overwhelm
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Lambert Simnel
(Pretender)

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  • Common birth
  • Pretended to be Earl of Warwick, leading claimant
  • Supported by Margaret of Burgundy
  • Crowned as Warwick in Dublin cathdral - legitimacy
  • Failed to get domestic support in Lancashire June 1487
  • H7 parade real Warwick
  • 8000 men easily defeated by H7 12,000
    Simnel forgiven, royal falconer
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Cornish Rebellion cause

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Loan £120,000 through general taxation for military offensive against Scotland supporting Perkin Warbeck
1497

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Who led the Cornish Rebellion?

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An Gof + Thomas Flamank

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Cornish Rebellion - - outline events

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  • 15,000 rebels march through Exeter, Saisbury, Winchester, Kent
    -City bolster defence, royal family move to ToL
  • Rebels hesitate at Blackheath, X continute
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Cornish rebellion outcome

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  • Royal troops recalled from North
  • Leaders hanged, drawn and quartered
  • Heads boiled, tarred, bidies dismembered displayed in SW disloyal towns
  • Substantial threat
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Perkin Warbeck

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(1491-99)
- Impersoned Richard IV, dead

Support of Charles VIII French + HRE + harboured by Margaret

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Catching Perkin Warbeck

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  • 1493 trade ban w/ Burgundy (Antwerp!)
  • Deafeated in 1495 without royal army need

Welcomed in Scotland 1500 troops lost support

  • Failed to capitalise on CR
  • Executed 1499
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Edmund de la Pole

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  • White Rose
  • HRE + Burgundy
  • Henry pays HRE £10,000, nothing
  • Jan 1505 suspends Burgundy trade
  • This threat is being exploited
  • £158,000 for Suffolk from HRE son
  • 1506 captured
  • H8 executes him 1515
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What are the factors for a threats question?

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  • Yorkist plots
  • Rebellions
  • Pretenders
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What criterion can you use for measuring severity of threats?

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  • Severity of punishment/reaction
  • Longevity of threat
  • Support/Numbers (domestic and foreign)
  • Resources
  • Proximity to ascension
  • Proximity to London
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