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This Region Entire Site Guidebooks Deals M. Boards Destinations Europe Great Britain In Depth ... Great Britain England North Wales Scotland South Wales Overview Planning a Trip In Depth Anglo-Saxon Rule to The Norman Conquest ... Expanded Index Community Message Boards Photo Gallery In 1348, the Black Death ravaged Great Britain and by the end of the century, the region's population had fallen from 4 million to 2 million. Through these decades of struggle and conflict, Wales simmered. The cause of national independence was still strong. From 1405, however, Glyndwr's forces lost ground and soon thereafter the country was regained by the English king. Although a new king, Henry V, offered him and his followers a pardon in 1413, Glyndwr refused it and vanished from the stage of history. England was embattled on other fronts as well, suffering through the Hundred Years' War. By 1371, England had lost much of its land on French soil. Henry V, immortalized by Shakespeare, revived England's claims to France, and his victory at Agincourt was notable for making obsolete the forms of medieval chivalry and warfare. After Henry's death in 1422, disputes arose among successors to the crown that resulted in a long period of civil strife, the Wars of the Roses, between the Yorkists, who used a white rose as their symbol, and the Lancastrians with their red rose. The last Yorkist king was Richard III, who got bad press from Shakespeare, but who is defended to this day as a hero by the people of the city of York. Richard was defeated at Bosworth Field, and the victory introduced England into its first Tudor, the shrewd and wily Henry VII. By a twist of fate, Henry Tudor was a Welshman.

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In 1455, the first Battle of St Albans began the 30 years Political Turmoil of The Participants The Yorkists The Lancastrians King Edward IV King Henry VI Edward V Duke Somerset ... Thomas Percy The Other Players Louis XI Charles the Bold King Henry VI (1421-1471) He ruled England from 1422-1461 and then again from 1470-1471. Henry may fairly be said to have been a very good man, but a very bad king. He was pious and devoted to education, but lacked either the governing or the military skills to run 15th Century Britain. In 1445, Henry married Margaret of Anjou. Her favorites, such as Somerset and Buckingham ruled the court in all but name. In 1453, however, a mental breakdown by Henry allowed Richard, Duke of York, to step in as "Protector". When Henry regained his sanity, he was urged by his wife and her favorites to throw York and his allies out of the Government. On May 22nd of that year, York and his allies began to take that Government back. (Trivia: Henry VI was the first King of England to never personally command an Army against a foreign foe.) King Edward IV (1442-1483) He ruled England from 1461-1470 and againfrom 1471-1483. Upon the death of his father, the Duke of York, in the battle of Wakefield on December 31, 1460, Edward took up both the position and the quarrel of his sire. In 1461, He was taken to Parliament by "The Kingmaker", Richard Neville, and crowned king. The two of them then headed north and engaged with the Lancastrian army in the battle of Towton; a Yorkist victory. This spelled the beginning of the end for the Lancastrians. Edward ruled for the next 9 years and it would take the influence of the Kingmaker to bring the Lancastrians to power again. (Trivia: The battle of Towton was the largest battle ever fought on English soil. Contemporary sources reported the numbers of men in the hundreds of thousands, though they were prone to spice up amounts (the big fish syndrome) and the actual number was probably nearer to 40,000 individuals.)

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History of Great Britain One of the first inhabitants of Great Britain were Celts, who came here in the 6 th century before Christ. The Roman invasion began in the 1 st century A. D. It lasted 400 years and the Celts had to hide in hilly parts of Great Britain (Scotland, Wales), but in the 5th century, the Roman troops left Great Britain, because they were needed in Rome. Therefore the Germanic tribes of Anglos, Saxons and Juts invaded the country. This period is known as the period of Viking raids. The Anglo-Saxons established a kingdom and brought a high level of culture. In 1066 the Normans led by William the Conqueror invaded the country, defeated Anglo-Saxons in the battle of Hastings and William, Duke of Normandy, became the king of England. In 1215, the king John signed Magna Charta, an important document which laid basis of Parliamentary Government. The war between England and France began in 1337 and finished in 1453 and it is known as The Hundred Years War. Then there were some smaller wars for English throne. These wars were called The Wars Of Roses, because the families Lancaster and York had red and white rose in the sign. Yorks were defeated and Tudor dynasty became the Royal dynasty of which the most famous king Henrich VIII, because of two reasons. He had 6 wives and he himself became the head of English Churches. One of the most famous queens in the history of United Kingdom was the Elisabeth I. During her reign, England became the world power. The Civil War started in 1642 and ended in 1649 with defeat of the king and Charles I was executed. Oliver Cromwell became the Lord Protector and established a Puritan Republic, but Republic wasn't popular, therefore in 1660, the monarchy was renewed, Charles II became the king.

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Wars in France, revolt in England, Civil War in England After Henry II, English in started running into problems, either with the Barons, the people or from pretenders to the throne. King John was defeated by the barons and only kept the throne by signing the Magna Carta, which stated that the king was not above the law, that he only ruled by the will of the people, and that if he broke his part of the contract, then the people had the right to overthrow the king. The whole episode amounted to a civil war, and was probably not as cosy as the painting on the left depicts Continental wars continued to cost England more money than it could afford. England soon lost all its French possessions apart from Gascony (Bordeaux). Edward II's forays into Europe did not succeed in re-conquering any ground. Between 1370 and 1413, Kings were dethroned, Peasants revolted and the House of Lancaster seized the throne. Henry V's reign was brief and colourful (1413 to 22) The English are a nation for remembering victories and forgetting defeats. Henry V's victory at Agincourt, thanks to Shakespeare, is well remembered. "Cry God for Harry, England and St George" But the territorial gains that Agincourt brought were soon lost, and even Gascony had fallen. By 1453 only Calais remained as an English foothold in Europe

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GENUKI Homepage GenUKI Contents ... Index Earls of Great Britain Anthony Woodville, (or Wydeville), Earl Rivers, an accomplished nobleman of the 16th century, was born in 1442. In consequence of his sister having married Edward IV. , he shared in all the vicissitudes which befell the king, and became governor of Calais and captain-general of the king's forces. He was also made governor of Prince Edward, and chief butler of England. On the death of the king the Earl assembled a body of troops, with the intention of crowning his nephew; but his design was defeated by the machinations of the Duke of Gloucester, afterwards Richard III. , who caused the gallant nobleman to be beheaded, without trial, in the castle of Pontefract, June, 1483. Return to Index Sir Thomas Wentworth, Earl of Strafford, the great minister of Charles I. , and Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, was of an ancient and wealthy Yorkshire family, and was born at London, in 1593. He studied at Cambridge, married in 1611, was knighted, and travelled on the continent. He was returned to parliament as member for Yorkshire in 1614, and the next year was named custus rotulorum for the West Riding. He sat in several parliaments for Yorkshire, and without going to extremes, took part with the opponents of the court. He was once made sheriff of Yorkshire that he might not be returned to parliament, and was afterwards imprisoned for refusing a forced loan. In 1628 his course was changed; he went over to the side of the king, and was created Baron Wentworth, then Viscount, lord President of the Council of the North, and in 1629 Privy-Councillor. As President of the North he exercised arbitrary power, and violated the Petition of Right; and his love of power still unsatisfied, he was made, by his own desire, Lord-Deputy of Ireland in July, 1633.

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Georgetown University Library's Guide to Research European History This guide describes some of the basic resources for research in European history, but does not intend to be comprehensive. Most sources listed here have been selected because they provide coverage of entire regions or the continent and include primarily English language publications. Medieval European history is included in the " Medieval Studies " guide. Use the "West European Area Studies" or the " Russian and East European Area Studies " guides for very current topics. The resources listed below are located in the Lauinger Library reference area, except as noted. For additional assistance with your research, consult a Reference Librarian This guide can be found onine at http://www.library.georgetown.edu/guides/eurohistory/ Reference Stacks World Wide Web Electronic Library Resource (GU only) Table of Contents I. Background Sources

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