death and consecration at Westminster 8 Henry I: securing the coronation charter, concessions OCR A Level History: Early Henry’s throne (1100-1101) and grants of favour Medieval England 871-1107, Holland & Fellows reorganisation of defences Ruling England 1042-1217, marriage to Edith and adoption of Henry’s Huscroft the name Mathilda Medieval England 1042-1228, imprisonment of Ranulf Flambard, his Purser escape from the Tower and flight to Normandy nature, extent and effect of the crisis of 1101: reasons for support for either Robert or Henry invasion and landing at Robert’s Portsmouth role of individuals and groups such as Robert of Belleme, Robert of Meulan, Arnulf of Pembroke, the court circle and the English Church Treaty of Alton, negotiation and pension payment to Robert 9 reasons for the reinstatement of Flambard OCR A Level History: Early Henry I’s and significance of his role Medieval England 871-1107, consolidation of power Holland & Fellows relations with Anselm to 1107 Ruling England 1042-1217, significance of the marriage of Count Huscroft Eustace of Boulogne Medieval England 1042-1228, extent to which Henry achieved his aims: Purser the House of Montgomery the issue of Normandy the investiture dispute
death and consecration at Westminster 8 Henry I: securing the throne (1100-1101) Henry’s coronation charter, concessions and grants of favour reorganisation of defences Henry’s marriage to Edith and adoption of the name Mathilda imprisonment of Ranulf Flambard, his escape from the Tower and flight to Normandy nature, extent and effect of the crisis of 1101: reasons for support for either Robert or Henry Robert’s invasion and landing at Portsmouth role of individuals and groups such as Robert of Belleme, Robert of Meulan, Arnulf of Pembroke, the court circle and the English Church Treaty of Alton, negotiation and pension payment to Robert OCR A Level History: Early Medieval England 871-1107, Holland & Fellows Ruling England 1042-1217, Huscroft Medieval England 1042-1228, Purser 9 Henry I’s consolidation of power to 1107 reasons for the reinstatement of Flambard and significance of his role relations with Anselm significance of the marriage of Count Eustace of Boulogne extent to which Henry achieved his aims: the House of Montgomery the issue of Normandy the investiture dispute OCR A Level History: Early Medieval England 871-1107, Holland & Fellows Ruling England 1042-1217, Huscroft Medieval England 1042-1228, Purser
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