Chronology for Askew: Expanded Context

1452 Leonardo da Vinci is born.
1455 Johannes Gutenberg completes printing the Bible in Mainz using movable type
1469 Desiderus Erasmus is born.
1473 Nicolaus Copernicus is born.
1475 Michelangelo is born.
1492 Columbus sets sail for the Americas.
1493 Maximilian I becomes Holy Roman Emperor.
1500 Charles V is born.
1509 Erasmus writes In Praise of Folly.
1513 Battle of the Spurs: Henry VIII's forces defeat the French, at Guinegate.
1515 Battle of Marignano.
1516 Erasmus' Greek New Testament published.
1519 Charles V elected as Holy Roman Emperor.
1519 Maximillian I dies.
1521 Anne Askew is born.
1522 Fall of the Aztecs to Cortes.
1524 Erasmus writes On the Freedom of the Will.
1524 May 30 Peasants in the Black Forest region of Germany begin Peasants' War. Peasants' War
1526 Charles V marries Princess Isabella of Portugal.
1526 August 29 Battle of Moh?cs. Battle of Mohács
1529 The Turks attack Vienna.
1533 Fall of Incas to Pizarro.
1540 Anne Askew marries Thomas Kyme of Kelsey.
1544 Anne Askew's husband, Thomas Kyme expels her from his home because of her "heretical" views.
1545 Anne Askew arrested twice in 1545 in London.
1546 Anne Askew arrested for the third time.
1546 July 16 Anne Askew was tied to a chair and burned alive.
1546 June 28 Anne Askew condemned.
1546 June 29 Anne Askew placed on the rack and tortured until many bones were broken. She refused to recant.
1550 Bartolome de Las Casas writes In Defense of the Indians.
1552 Bartolome de Las Casas writes The Brief Account of the Destruction of the Indes.
1553 Constantinople falls to the Turks.
1558 Charles V dies.