The pilgrimage of grace : a study of the rebel armies of October 1536

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The pilgrimage of grace : a study of the rebel armies of October 1536

Michael Bush

Manchester University Press , Distributed exclusively in the USA and Canada by St. Martin's Press, 1996

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This study examines the largest insurrection to occur in England between the Peasants' Revolt of 1381 and the English Civil War of the 1640s. It concentrates upon the nine rebel armies that were mobilized in the North during the month of October 1536, examining their recruitment, organization, grievances and aims, as well as the impact they made upon the government of Henry VIII. Operating principally from original sources, this work revises the standard work of the Dodds and appraises the research produced in the subject since the 1960s. Bush proposes that, as a rising of the commons, the aim of the rebellion was to safeguard the commonwealth as well as to protect Christ's faith, arguing that it cannot be fully explained as a reaction against the Henrician Reformation. On the other hand, in adopting the idiom of a rising of the commons, it did not become simply a popular uprising, but was rather a conjunction of protest, with gentlemen, clergy and commons establishing working alliances with each other against the government. Besides a study of revolt, this book provides an insight into the cultural, religious, political and social beliefs of 16th-century England.

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  • Part 1 Introduction: an historiographical observation
  • the nature of revolt
  • the Lincolnshire prelude. Part 2 The Stapulton host: the uprising about Beverley - revolt in the liberty, revolt in the lordship of Watton, revolt in holderness, the siege of Hull
  • grievances and aims
  • the organisation of revolt. Part 3 The Aske host: the uprising along the Ouse - the Lincolnshire connexion, the outbreak of revolt, the march on York, the yielding of Pontefract Castle
  • complaints and remedies
  • organisation. Part 4 The Bowes host: the Richmondshire uprising
  • the raising of the Palatinate
  • the march on Skipton Castle
  • the march to Pontefract
  • the grievances of the rebels
  • procedures of revolt. Part 5 The Percy host: revolts about Malton
  • grievances and aims
  • organisation of revolt. Part 6 The Hamerton/tempest host: the hosts in Craven
  • the revolt in Percy Fee - the restoration of Sawley Abbey, mobilising the host
  • grievances
  • a rising of the commons?. Part 7 The Atkinson host: mobilisation - in the lordship of Dent, in the barony of Kendal, in the hundred of Lonsdale
  • causes of revolt
  • the social structure of revolt. Part 8 The Pulleyn/Musgrave host: revolt in the barony of Westmorland - mobilisation, the connexion with Robert Aske, the Cumberland connexion
  • grievances
  • organisation. Part 9 The host of the four captains: captain poverty in Cumberland
  • the Lanercost prelude
  • forming the host
  • the assault on Carlisle
  • enlisting the orders - the clerics, the gentlemen
  • the Cumberland/Dacre feud. Part 10 The convocation of the hosts: the Doncaster confrontation
  • the truce
  • the first five articles
  • the December agreement. Part 11 Conclusion.

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