- most
rulers reversed their attainders in
return for
promises of loyalty. For example,
Henry VI
reversed all 21
attainders,
Edward IV 86 of 120, and Richard...
-
struggle with the
queen and barons. In England,
those executed subject to
attainders include George Plantagenet, Duke of
Clarence (1478);
Thomas Cromwell (1540);...
-
previous attainders,
another descendant was
summoned in 1357, by
modern usage creating a
fourth barony. With the
reversal of the
attainders of Lord Hugh...
-
judgements and
attainders had ever been had or given, and that no
penalties or
forfeitures of
goods or
chattels be by the said
judgements and
attainders or either...
-
judgements and
attainders had ever been had or given, and that no
penalties or
forfeitures of
goods or
chattels be by the said
judgements and
attainders or either...
- of
attainder,
which traditionally acted as a
corollary to
common law
rather than
replacing it. It was a
direct precursor to the
treason attainders that...
-
completely reversing the
attainders; therefore,
David Ogilvy was
allowed to ****ume the title. In the list of
Earls below, the
attainders are
therefore disregarded...
-
those accused were
often executed without a
formal trial using bills of
attainder. He
achieved many of his
political aims
through his
chief ministers, some...
-
attainders was unavoidable, as his
peers in the
Irish House of
Lords next sat in 1613, and
dealt with the
matter in the
usual manner. The
attainder was...
- an
annulment six
months later.
Cromwell was
arraigned under an act of
attainder (32 Hen. 8. c. 62) and was
executed for
treason and
heresy on
Tower Hill...
