When did King Henry VIII of England join the Holy League to fight France?
King Henry VIII of England joined the Holy League on the 13th of October 1511. This alliance included Venice and Spain to defend the Papacy against France.
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King Henry VIII of England joined the Holy League on the 13th of October 1511. This alliance included Venice and Spain to defend the Papacy against France.
Admiral Edward Howard conveyed this army under the command of Thomas Grey, 2nd Marquess of Dorset. The troops remained at Bayonne until October while supporting Ferdinand II of Aragon's actions in Navarre.
English heavy cavalry vanguard drew up opposite La Palice's front while mounted archers shot from a flanking hedgerow. Panic seized the French cavalry whose retreat became a rout after stradiots crashed into their flank.
Thérouanne fell on the 22nd of August after diplomatic reports confirmed garrison lack of supplies. Shrewsbury welcomed Henry to town and gave him keys before soldiers began demolishing walls.
Tournai fell to Henry VIII on the 23rd of September after defenders had demolished houses in front of gates on the 11th of September. Garrison negotiated with Henry and Richard Foxe Bishop of Winchester on the 20th of September.