Mary I

Dates of Mary's reign

Many prominent protestant clergy were deprived of their livings

Cranmer arrested for his role in the Lady Jane Grey coup alongside Hugh Latimer, Hooper, Ridley etc

Act of Repeal passed by parliament

Mary gives up the title of Supreme Head of the Church

Mass exodus of protestants to Germany and Switzerland, approx 800.

Parliament reject reintroduction of heresy law

Protestant bishops of Gloucester, Hereford, Lincoln and Rochester all lose their posts - replaced by committed Catholics

Publication of Bonner's Book of homilies

Second Act of Repeal - repealed all religious legislation after 1529 & compromise with land owners of church land

England restored to papal obedience by Pole

Mary appoints a commission to consider rebounding some of the religious houses

Latimer and Ridley burned in Oxford

Many protestants are burned for heresy

Re-foundation of the Benedict house of Westminster (monastic house)

Total number of people burned for heresy

Marriage to Philip II of Spain

Naval and militia reforms

Loss of Calais

Wyatt's Rebellion - xenophobia

Lady Jane Grey executed

Treaty of Vaucelles - truce between Charles V and Henry II

Influenza epidemic

How many people died in the influenza epidemic?

Militia Act

Book of Rates - boosted customs revenue

How much extra debt was England in by the end of the reign

Parliament agreed to the reintroduction of the heresy laws in return for a promise that former monastic lands would not be restored to Church ownership

Refounding of some small religious houses

Pole called to Rome to answer heresy charges, but Mary does not give him leave to go

First Protestant martyr

England sends 6000 troops to Netherlands

Elizabeth sent to Tower of London

Pole appointed Archbishop of Canterbury

Burning of Archbishop Cranmer

England declared war on France

Anti-Spanish Pope Paul IV succeeded Pope Julius

Pope withdraws Pole's legatine commission, led to crumbling of Anglo-papal relations