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31. ‘The Greatest Uprisings’ (1409–1412)

  • Chris Given-Wilson
© Yale University Press, New Haven

© Yale University Press, New Haven

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. TABLE OF CONTENTS vii
  3. LIST OF PLATES ix
  4. LIST OF MAPS AND TABLES xi
  5. ACKNOWLEGEMENTS xii
  6. ABBREVIATED REFERENCES xiii
  7. Introduction 1
  8. Part One: The Great Duchy 1267–1399
  9. 1. The House of Lancaster and the Crown (1267–1367) 11
  10. 2. Father and Son I (1367–1382) 24
  11. 3. The Making of a Dissident (1382–1387) 36
  12. 4. Lords of the Field (1387–1389) 48
  13. 5. The Making of a Hero (1390–1393) 61
  14. 6. Family and Lands (1391–1394) 77
  15. 7. The Two Duchies and the Crown (1394–1396) 88
  16. 8. Richard Resurgent (1397–1398) 100
  17. 9. ‘A Manifest Miracle of God’ (1398–1399) 119
  18. 10. The Making of a King (1399) 138
  19. Part Two: A King at War 1399–1405
  20. 11. ‘In This New World’ (1399–1400) 157
  21. 12. The Parliament of 1401 174
  22. 13. The Percy Ascendancy (1401–1402) 190
  23. 14. Piracy, Rumour and Riot (1401–1402) 202
  24. 15. From Humbleton Hill to Hateley Field (1403) 216
  25. 16. Louis of Orléans and Owain Glyn Dŵr (1403–1405) 233
  26. 17. An Empire in Crisis: Ireland and Guyenne (1399–1405) 245
  27. 18. The Death of an Archbishop (1404–1405) 262
  28. Part Three: Recovery and Reform 1404–1410
  29. 19. The Search for Solvency (1404–1406) 281
  30. 20. Archbishop Arundel and the Council (1407–1409) 302
  31. 21. Between War and Peace (1405–1410) 317
  32. 22. Aliens, Merchants and Englishness 332
  33. 23. England, the Papacy and the Council of Pisa (1404–1409) 348
  34. 24. Heresy, Piety and Reform 366
  35. Part Four: Lancastrian Kingship
  36. 25. The King and his Image 385
  37. 26. Council, Court and Household 406
  38. 27. The Royal Affinity and Parliamentary Politics 424
  39. 28. Nobles, Rebels and Traitors 439
  40. 29. War and Diplomacy 451
  41. Part Five: The Pendulum Years 1409–1413
  42. 30. The Prince’s Administration (1409–1411) 465
  43. 31. ‘The Greatest Uprisings’ (1409–1412) 479
  44. 32. Burgundians, Armagnacs and Guyenne (1411–1413) 493
  45. 33. Father and Son II (1412–1413) 513
  46. Conclusion 526
  47. EPILOGUE 535
  48. APPENDIX: HENRY IV’s ITINERARY, 1399–1413 542
  49. BIBLIOGRAPHY 546
  50. INDEX 563
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. TABLE OF CONTENTS vii
  3. LIST OF PLATES ix
  4. LIST OF MAPS AND TABLES xi
  5. ACKNOWLEGEMENTS xii
  6. ABBREVIATED REFERENCES xiii
  7. Introduction 1
  8. Part One: The Great Duchy 1267–1399
  9. 1. The House of Lancaster and the Crown (1267–1367) 11
  10. 2. Father and Son I (1367–1382) 24
  11. 3. The Making of a Dissident (1382–1387) 36
  12. 4. Lords of the Field (1387–1389) 48
  13. 5. The Making of a Hero (1390–1393) 61
  14. 6. Family and Lands (1391–1394) 77
  15. 7. The Two Duchies and the Crown (1394–1396) 88
  16. 8. Richard Resurgent (1397–1398) 100
  17. 9. ‘A Manifest Miracle of God’ (1398–1399) 119
  18. 10. The Making of a King (1399) 138
  19. Part Two: A King at War 1399–1405
  20. 11. ‘In This New World’ (1399–1400) 157
  21. 12. The Parliament of 1401 174
  22. 13. The Percy Ascendancy (1401–1402) 190
  23. 14. Piracy, Rumour and Riot (1401–1402) 202
  24. 15. From Humbleton Hill to Hateley Field (1403) 216
  25. 16. Louis of Orléans and Owain Glyn Dŵr (1403–1405) 233
  26. 17. An Empire in Crisis: Ireland and Guyenne (1399–1405) 245
  27. 18. The Death of an Archbishop (1404–1405) 262
  28. Part Three: Recovery and Reform 1404–1410
  29. 19. The Search for Solvency (1404–1406) 281
  30. 20. Archbishop Arundel and the Council (1407–1409) 302
  31. 21. Between War and Peace (1405–1410) 317
  32. 22. Aliens, Merchants and Englishness 332
  33. 23. England, the Papacy and the Council of Pisa (1404–1409) 348
  34. 24. Heresy, Piety and Reform 366
  35. Part Four: Lancastrian Kingship
  36. 25. The King and his Image 385
  37. 26. Council, Court and Household 406
  38. 27. The Royal Affinity and Parliamentary Politics 424
  39. 28. Nobles, Rebels and Traitors 439
  40. 29. War and Diplomacy 451
  41. Part Five: The Pendulum Years 1409–1413
  42. 30. The Prince’s Administration (1409–1411) 465
  43. 31. ‘The Greatest Uprisings’ (1409–1412) 479
  44. 32. Burgundians, Armagnacs and Guyenne (1411–1413) 493
  45. 33. Father and Son II (1412–1413) 513
  46. Conclusion 526
  47. EPILOGUE 535
  48. APPENDIX: HENRY IV’s ITINERARY, 1399–1413 542
  49. BIBLIOGRAPHY 546
  50. INDEX 563
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