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The Glorious Revolution Flashcards

1
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Louis XIV revokes the Edict of Nantes

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30 September 1685

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2
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Godden vs Hales upholds royal dispensing power

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1686

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3
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Declaration of Indulgence suspending penal laws in England

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1687

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4
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Birth of Prince of Wales

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10th June 1688

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5
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Trial of the Seven Bishops

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29th June 1688, acquitted 30th

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6
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Letter of Invitation to William

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30th June 1688

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Louis XIV invades the Rhineland, starting the 9 Years War

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24th August 1688

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8
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William’s First Declaration to England

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17th September 1688

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9
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William lands at Torbay

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5th November 1688

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10
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James arrives at Salisbury

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19th November 1688

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11
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Churchill defects to William

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23rd November 1688

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12
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Mary Modena and the Prince of Wales dispatched to France

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9th December 1688

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13
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James’s first attempted flight

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11th December 1688

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14
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James captured in Kent

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12th December 1688

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15
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James returns to London to applauding crowds

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16th December 1688

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16
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William orders James to leave London

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18th December 1688

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17
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James flees Rochester to France

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23rd December 1688

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18
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Address from Commons and Peers requests the summoning of a Convention and for William to undertake government of England

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25th December 1688

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William accepts the Address from Common and Peers to call a Convention and to take charge of the government

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28th December 1688

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20
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Meeting of Scottish notables asked William to summon a Convention

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January 1689

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Convention meets for the first day with 319 Whigs vs 232 Tories

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22 January 1689

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Commons resolves that James has abdicated the throne

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28th January 1689

23
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Lords Spiritual and Temporal resolve that William and Mary to be made King and Queen of England

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6th February 1689

24
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Convention approves Declaration of Rights

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12th February 1689

25
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William and Mary offered and accept the throne

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13th February 1689

26
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Scotland - Reading of letters from rivals to the Crown

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16th March 1689

27
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James arrives in Ireland

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22nd March 1689

28
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Dundee declared a rebel

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30th March 1689

29
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Dundee raises standard on Dundee Law

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Early April 1689

30
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Scotland - resolved that due to acts ‘contrary to the law’ James had forfeited his right to the crown

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4th April 1689

31
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Scottish Claim of Right, condemned prelacy and argued that James had altered Scotland from a legal monarchy to a despotic power

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11th April 1689

32
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Coronation of William and Mary in England

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11th April 1689

33
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Scottish Article of Grievances restates ecclesiastical and constitutional ideals of Revolution calling for repeal of 1669 Act of Supremacy

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13th April 1689

34
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England declares war on France

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7th May 1689

35
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William and Mary accept crowns of Scotland

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11th May 1689

36
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William approves Toleration Act in England

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24th May 1689

37
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Edinburgh Castle surrenders

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17th June 1689

38
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Incapacity Act passed but William refuses to grant royal assent

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2nd July 1689

39
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Battle of Killiecrankie, Jacobite victory but Dundee killed

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27th July 1689

40
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Scottish House adjourned without any grant of supply

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2nd August 1689

41
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After defeat of Dunkeld, effective end to organised Jacobite resistance in Scotland

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21st August 1689

42
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William approves English Bill of Rights

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16th December 1689

43
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William dissolves English Convention Parliament

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6th February 1689

44
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Scottish House reassembled

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15th April 1690

45
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Act abolishing royal supremacy over Church established

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25th April 1690

46
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Committee of Articles abolished

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9th May 1690

47
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Presbyterian government on Church model of 1592 confirmed

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7th June 1690

48
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Meeting of General Assembly

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16th October 1690

49
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Treaty of Limerick

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3rd October 1691

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