James IV coastal pressure on northeast England in 1497 was coordinated with his support for Perkin Warbeck and represented a dual threat to Henry VII from both land and sea. The coastal communities of Northumberland faced the prospect of simultaneous attack from Scottish raiders crossing the border and a Scottish fleet threatening the harbours. The crisis was resolved when James IV agreed to terms after the failure of the Warbeck enterprise.
Limited; border raiding casualties
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