An important source on this ruler's reign was Imperial ambassador Jean Scheyfve. This ruler sold Boulogne to France for 400,000 crowns in a peace named for it. A rebel leader sent this ruler twenty-nine demands from his camp next to an oak tree on Mousehold Heath. That rebellion would be suppressed at the Battle of Dussindale by the Duke of Northumberland, who would later replace the victor at (*) Pinkie Cleugh, Edward Seymour, as the head of this ruler's regency council. This monarch faced Kett's Rebellion and concluded the War of the Rough Wo
An important source on this ruler's reign was Imperial ambassador Jean Scheyfve. This ruler sold Boulogne to France for 400,000 crowns in a peace named for it. A rebel leader sent this ruler twenty-nine demands from his camp next to an oak tree on Mousehold Heath. That rebellion would be suppressed at the Battle of Dussindale by the Duke of Northumberland, who would later replace the victor at (*) Pinkie Cleugh, Edward Seymour, as the head of this ruler's regency council. This monarch faced Kett's Rebellion and concluded the War of the Rough Wooing. Prior to his death from lung disease, this ruler, influenced by Thomas Cranmer, passed the Acts of Uniformity to standardize the English Reformation. For 10 points, name this son of Jane Seymour and successor of Henry VIII.
An important source on this ruler's reign was Imperial ambassador Jean Scheyfve.
Edward VI