CRÉPY, TREATY OF

krāpēˈ, 1544, concluded by Holy Roman Emperor Charles V and King Francis I of France at Crépy-en-Laonnois (formerly spelled Crespy), Aisne dept., N France. The emperor renounced his claim to the duchy of Burgundy and the king renounced his pretensions to Naples, Flanders, and Artois. In a secret treaty signed at the same time, Francis agreed to help the emperor suppress the German Protestants and to restore Geneva, where Calvin had established his state, to the duke of Savoy. He also agreed to support Charles against King Henry VIII.

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Renaissance and Reformation: A Survey of European History between 1450 and 1660
Book by V. H. H. Green; Edward Arnold, 1952
Subjects: Europe--History--1492-1648
...The origins of the War 307 2. The War 313 3. The Treaty of Westphalia 323 4. The War in Germany 326...
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Vive Le Roi! A History of the French Coronation from Charles V to Charles X
Book by Richard A. Jackson; University of North Carolina Press, 1984
Subjects: Coronations--France--History, France--Kings And Rulers
...additions are not difficult to find. The first phase of the Hundred Years War had ended shortly before with the disastrous Treaty of Bretigny of 1360; the English held a large portion of France, and their king laid claim to the French throne. The repeated...
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Henry VIII: The Mask of Royalty
Book by Lacey Baldwin Smith; Houghton Mifflin, 1971
Subjects: Great Britain--Kings And Rulers--Biography, Henry--Viii--King Of England--1491-1547
...had been won two years before, and by the terms of the treaty Henry was permitted to keep it for eight years...started during the war, were not affected by the treaty, and, to the dismay of the English garrison, construction was continued...
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Bibliography of British History, Tudor Period, 1485-1603
Book by Conyers Read; Clarendon Press, 1959
Subjects: Great Britain--History--Tudors, 1485-1603--Bibliography
...For Walsinghams diary in this collection cf. 637. Cf. also John Bruces introduction to John Boroughs "Notes of the treaty of Ripon". Camden Soc. c 1869 . 117 CARLISLE, Dean and Chapter of. 2nd report , xiii, and app., 123-5...
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Lollardy and the Reformation in England: An Historical Survey - Vol. 3
Book by James Gairdner; Macmillan Company, 1908
Subjects: Lollards, Reformation--England
...ATLANTA SAN FRANCISCO THE MACMILLAN CO. OF CANADA, LTD. TORONTO Lollardy and the...BOOK III THE FALL OF THE MONASTERIES CHAPTER I PAGE FURTHER TRIALS OF THE FAITHFUL 3...
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Why Did the HABSBURG-VALOIS Conflict Last for So Long?
Journal article by Stewart Macdonald; History Review, 1999
Subjects: France--History, Holy Roman Empire--History, Military history--16th century, Sixteenth century--Military aspects
...Peace of Cambrai in 1529, at the Treaty of Nice in 1538 and at the Peace of Crepy in 1544. A lasting peace was...1543 Anglo-Habsburg treaty: attack on...1544 Peace of Crepy...
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Christian Pessimism on the Walls of the Vatican Galleria Delle Carte Geografiche
Journal article by Walter Goffart; Renaissance Quarterly, Vol. 51, 1998
Subjects: Geography, Historical--Illustrations, photographs, etc., Maps, Early--Analysis, Vatican City--Galleries and museums
...the north, made peace at Crepy with Charles V. The victory...sunny. What can we make of the modern set? Much...forced to make the Peace of Crepy with Charles V. None of...the necessary peace at Crepy. Events of political and military...


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Anne De Montmorency: Great Master, Great Survivor: Glenn Richardson Explores the Talents and Fortune of the 16th-Century French Courtier Who Served Five Kings
Magazine article by Glenn Richardson; History Today, Vol. 52, September 2002
Subjects: France--Military aspects, Montmorency, Anne de--Conduct of life, Soldiers--History
...to Henry VIII. The English took Boulogne and the allies threatened Paris before Francis and Charles agreed to the Peace of Crepy in September 1544. Francis I died on March 31st, 1547. On his deathbed he was reconciled to Henry. Once king, Henry immediately...


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Crespy, Treaty Of
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
CRESPY, TREATY OF see Crepy, Treaty of . ____________________ Copyright 2009 Columbia University Press. Used with the permission of Columbia University Press. All rights reserved.
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CrÉpy, Treaty Of
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
CREPY, TREATY OF krape , 1544, concluded...King Francis I of France at Crepy-en-Laonnois (formerly spelled...renounced his claim to the duchy of Burgundy and the king renounced...Flanders, and Artois. In a secret treaty signed at the same time, Francis...
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Francis I , King of France
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
...time attacked the emperor, who allied himself (1543) with Henry VIII. Their invasion of France resulted (1544) in the Treaty of Crepy, in which Francis relinquished his claims to Naples, Flanders, and Artois. Peace with England (1546) confirmed the...
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Charles V , Holy Roman Emperor
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
...money from the pope. The Treaty of Cambrai (see Cambrai, Treaty of ) with France and the Peace of Barcelona with the pope...Henry VIII and in 1544 forced Francis to make peace at Crepy . A subsequent truce with the Ottomans, however humiliating...
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Italian Wars
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
...1542 44 and 1556 57) ended in failure. Francis died in 1547, having renounced Naples (for the third time) in the Treaty of Crepy . Complete Spanish supremacy in Italy was obtained by the Treaty of Cateau-Cambresis (1559), which gave the Two...


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