On May 07, 1544 in Celtic History

Earl of hereford invaded scotland on behalf of henry viii

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Sun 07 May 1544

    The Rough Wooing refers to a time when England advanced her territorial ambitions through a proposed marriage between the young Mary, Queen of Scotland, and Edward, the English Prince of Wales, son of Henry VIII.

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