February 22nd, 1403 - The town of Hope was liberated by Glyndŵr’s men. |
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May 15th, 1403 - Prince Henry - the son of Henry IV - destroyed Glyndŵr's homes at Sycharth and Glyndyfrdwy. |
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June 1403 - Prince Henry ordered the bailiffs in the Hundred of Wirral to prohibit the sale of grain or provisions to the Welshmen of Flint or other parts of Wales. |
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June 24th, 1403 - The Welsh of Brycheiniog attacked Brecon Castle. |
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July 3rd, 1403 - After they had put Llandovery Castle under siege, Glyndŵr’s army continued down the Towy valley. |
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July 3rd, 1403 - At Llandeilo Fawr Glyndŵr joined up with Henry Dwn who had attacked Dinefwr Castle. |
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July 5th, 1403 - Glyndŵr and 800 men attacked Carreg Cennen Castle, which was defended by John Scudamore. |
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July 1403 - Glyndŵr took the castles of Dryslwyn, Llansteffan and Newcastle Emlyn - and also Carmarthen on July 6th. |
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July 8th, 1403 - Glyndŵr visited Hopcyn ap Tomas ab Einion in Laugharne for advice as he was a ‘master of Brut’. |
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July 11th, 1403 - Lord Carew’s men defeated part of Glyndŵr’s army near St Clears. |
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July 21st, 1403 - The Battle of Shrewsbury. |
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July/August 1403 - Glyndŵr moved through South Wales and Hywel Gwynedd attacked in the North. |
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August 13th, 1403 - Henry Dwn and his son led an attack on Kidwelly Castle. |
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September 24th, 1403 – Henry IV arrived at Carmarthen on a ‘Royal Expedition’. |
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November - A French fleet joined Glyndŵr in attacking Caernarfon Castle. |
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By December 1403 - Glyndŵr controlled almost the whole of Wales. |
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