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Henry VII - Opposition (Rebellions (Cornish - 1497 (Marched on London (Got…

- - - - They have their own identity
    - - Got to Blackheath, but were slaughtered
      - No one stopped them along the way
    - - Cornish gentry ignored this law
        
        Embarrassing for Henry
        
        On paper, it was not Henry's fault
  - - - Murdered by the rebels
        
        He failed to help Richard at Bosworth
      - He was the leader of the north
      - Not an attack on Henry
    - - He learned to get his money through other means
- - - - Just a front for Lincoln
    - - Warwick was still alive in the Tower
        
        Henry paraded Warwick in London
      - Warwick had an illegitimate claim
        
        His father, George, Duke of Clarence, was a traitor
    - - Ireland
        
        The Earl of Kildare crowned him Edward VI
      - Burgundy
        
        Margaret recognised him as Warwick
        
        Sent him to England with mercenaries
      - Lincoln
        
        Richard III's nephew and heir
    - - The rebels had awful tactics
      - Lincoln died in battle
        
        Henry rode to Lincoln after the battle
    - - Showed that Henry did not view him as a threat
      - Showed Henry's merciful side
  - - - Margaret of Burgundy
        
        Trade embargo
      - Scotland - James IV
        
        Perkin Warbeck married James' cousin
        
        James also gave him a pension
        
        Treaty of Ayton - 1497
      - Holy Roman Empire - Maximilian I
        
        Wanted better trading deals
      - France - Charles VIII
        
        Treaty of Etaples - 1492
      - Spain - Ferdinand and Isabella
        
        Want a stable Tudor dynasty
      - Want trouble for England
    - - First time in Kent
      - Second time at the Scottish border
      - Third time in Cornwall #
    - - Invited to court as a 'guest'
        
        Henry wanted Warbeck to seem like less of a threat
      - When Warbeck tried to escape, Henry put him in the Tower
        
        Alongside Warwick
    - - Accused of attempting to escape with Warwick
      - His face was smashed to a pulp before his execution
        
        A powerful image to show that he did not look like Richard
    - - Robert Cifford
      - Implicated Sir William Stanley in 1495
- - - - Henry spent millions trying to get him back
        
        Maximilian kept taking the money but refusing to give him back
        
        Henry finally got him back in the Treaty of Windsor in 1506
        
        Henry had to promise not to kill him, but Henry VIII did instead
        
        Significantly showed how threatened Henry felt by him