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Henry VIII post 1540 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Passed the 6 articles in 1539, wanting to make sure that each faction was equally balanced, and reminding them that they were under his control.
      - Stepped in front of the arrest of Catherine Parr.
      - Henry allowed Norfolk to withdraw from court instead of killing him, after Katherine Howard left a sealed envelope of her affairs. He married Catherine Parr in 1547.
      - Cranmer’s trial was judged by himself, and was let free after Henry gave him a ring for his loyalty to the Kin.
      - Earl of Surrey (Howard’s son) claimed to be the heir to the throne and was executed, and Norfolk was arrested. Demonstrates King’s control of faction.
  - - - 3rd French war
      - £2 million total war cost (10x annual crown income)
      - £130,000 for the upkeep of Boulogne alone.
      - Inherent mistrust between Chalres and Henry meant that neither followed the plan.
      - Mary Rose was sunk in 1545.
      - Scottish garrisons and War with Scotland 1542 (rough wooing)
      - Remained impulsive (war wafter James did not meet him at York)
      - Henry demanded the end of the French alliance in the treaty after Solway Moss, Arran repudiated the treaty and the Auld Alliance was re-established.
      - Rough wooing, burning of Edinburgh
- - - - James had remained loyal to France in 1530's when Enfland needed support after Break with Rome.
      - James had protected rebels after Pilgrimage of Grace.
      - Scots had undertaken border raids after England signed an Anglo-Imperial alliance in 1542.
    - - wastage of dissolution funds spent on fortification of the coast in light of a French counter attack
      - debased coins in order to pay for war
      - borrowed money from Antwerp.
  - - - Mary married the French Dauphin
  - - - Failure of longevity. 8 years allowed for Boulogne.
        Boulogne added £130,000 to the war cost and was a nightmare to maintain- it had no well inside the walls.