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Charles 1625-29
- religion and parliament
- majority of P were
puritan calvonists
- Didnt like
charles as he
was arminian
- Didnt like
charles as he
was arminian
- charles tried
to reform the
church to
arminianism
- Williams Laud does
opening speach at
parliament - leading
arminian... spoke about
obediance to the king
- often seen
as a mistake
by charles
- often seen
as a mistake
by charles
- York house conference
1626---- discussing work
by mortegue a leading
Arminian.
- ended up
supporting
him, pushing
his ideas
- seriously
angered
calvonist P
members
- seriously
angered
calvonist P
members
- ended up
supporting
him, pushing
his ideas
- Robert sibthorpe
(arminian
minister) gave a
speech defending
the forced loan
- Archbishop Abbot did
not support this
speech, therefore got
suspended from office
- Archbishop Abbot did
not support this
speech, therefore got
suspended from office
- majority of P were
puritan calvonists
- finance and parliament
- forced loan- Charles made people give a gift of
money to the crown, the equivalent amount that
they would have paid if P granted subsidies
- raised £260'000
- collected the money
publicly so people are
more likely to pay
- 5 KNIGHTS CASE
- 1627 - five gentlemen
imprisoned for not
playing the forced loan
- went to court and the
King won so it backed
up the DRK
- 1627 - five gentlemen
imprisoned for not
playing the forced loan
- raised £260'000
- Billeting and Marshal law
- billeting
- civilians had
to house and
feed troops
- civilians had
to house and
feed troops
- Marshal law
- legal processes were suspended
- led to soldiers
commiting crimes
like stealing from
houses
- led to soldiers
commiting crimes
like stealing from
houses
- legal processes were suspended
- billeting
- TONNAGE AND
POUNDAGE
- Customs tax allowed for one
year but Charles continued to
claim for longer
- Customs tax allowed for one
year but Charles continued to
claim for longer
- PETITION OF RIGHT
- 1628- charles called P...
petition of Right signed
- No more forced loans, no
imprisonment without trial, no
more billeting and marshal law
- 5 subsidies
were voted
totaling
£280'000
- No more forced loans, no
imprisonment without trial, no
more billeting and marshal law
- 1628- charles called P...
petition of Right signed
- SHIP MONEY
- only for
coastal
towns.
- was accepted during
the 1620's
- only for
coastal
towns.
- Dowry from
French match
- £240'000 for
marrying
Henrrieta Maria
- £240'000 for
marrying
Henrrieta Maria
- forced loan- Charles made people give a gift of
money to the crown, the equivalent amount that
they would have paid if P granted subsidies
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