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Richard Empson and Edmund Dudley were arrested within a few days of the death of Henry VII and imprisoned in the Tower.2 Dudley was indicted on a charge of constructive treason at the Guild-hall on I 2 July I509 and on i 8 July he was found guilty and sentenced. He was then returned to the Tower to await his execution.3 i.
The curse, they say, began with Edmund Dudley, beheaded by Henry VIII on a charge of treason. Then Edmund’s son John, Duke of Northumberland, plotted to install his daughter-in-law, Lady Jane Grey, as queen of England. The plot failed, and he and Jane both lost their heads.
17 de ago. de 2019 · 1545 – Death of Thomas Poynings, 1st Baron Poynings, of dysentery while serving Henry VIII as Lieutenant of Boulogne. On this day in Tudor history, 17th August 1510, King Henry VII's former chief administrators, Sir Edmund Dudley and Sir Richard Empson, were beheaded on Tower Hill as traitors even though they had served the former king loyally.
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EdmundDudley EdmundDudley(c. 1462[1] or1471/1472[2] –17Au- gust1510)wasanEnglishadministratorandafinancial agentofKingHenryVII.HeservedasSpeakerofthe ...
Dudley, Edmund. Dudley, Edmund ( c. 1470–1510). Dudley came of Sussex gentry stock and studied law. His first wife was a sister of Andrews, later Lord Windsor, and his second the daughter of Lord Lisle. He was employed with Sir Richard Empson to raise revenue for Henry VII and was Speaker of the House of Commons in 1504.
edmund dudley and the church513 At one level, then, Dudley’s comments were commonplace. Yet many of them had a very specific context in the last years of Henry vii’s reign. Simony was an issue on the king’s mind and on the minds of others at court. In 1504 Henry, anxious about the state of his soul, obtained from ...
