A History of England, Period I. Mediæval MonarchyBright, J. Franck (James Franck)
History
A History of England, Period I. Mediæval Monarchy
Bright, J. Franck (James Franck)
Great Britain -- History
1309 Gaveston’s return, 199
General discontent, 199
Statute of Stamford, 200
1310 =Appointment of the Lords Ordainers=, 200
1311 Useless assault on Scotland, 200
The Ordinances published, 201
Policy of the Opposition, 201
Gaveston banished, 201
1312 He reappears with the King, 202
He is beheaded at Warwick, 202
1314 =Renewal of the War with Scotland=, 203
Battle of Bannockburn, 203
Edward refuses to treat, 204
Consequent disasters, 204
1315 Wars in Wales and Ireland, 204
Bruce’s invasion of Ireland, 204
1316 He is crowned King, 205
1318 He is killed at Dundalk, 205
1316 Distress in England, 205
=Lancaster temporary Minister=, 205
=Power of the Despensers=, 205
1318 Temporary reconciliation, 206
1320 Truce with Scotland, 206
The Welsh Marchers quarrel with the Despensers, 206
Edward supports his favourites, 206
1321 Hereford and Lancaster combine, 206
=The Despensers are banished=, 206
An insult to the Queen rouses the King to energy, 207
=Edward recalls the Despensers=, 207
1322 Pacifies the Marches, 207
Attacks Lancaster, 207
=Battle of Boroughbridge=, 207
Lancaster worshipped as a Saint, 207
=Triumph of the Despensers=, 208
Renewal of war with Scotland, 208
1323 =Peace for thirteen years with Scotland=, 208
Dangers surrounding the King, 208
1324 Difficulties with France, 209
1325 =The Queen and Prince in France=, 209
1326 =She lands in England=, 210
Her party gathers strength, 210
The King is taken, 210
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