Capture of Inverness
The Covenanters capture Inverness
Role range: 1639-1639 – 1625-1649
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The Covenanters capture Inverness
Role range: 1639-1639 – 1625-1649
The Covenanters capture Inverness
Role range: 1639-1639 – 1625-1649
Dumbarton castle falls to the Covenanters
Role range: 1639-1639 – 1625-1649
Edinburgh castle falls to the Covenanters
Role range: 1639-1639 – 1625-1649
Dumbarton castle falls to the Covenanters
Role range: 1639-1639 – 1625-1649
Edinburgh castle falls to the Covenanters
Role range: 1639-1639 – 1625-1649
The Royalists briefly occupy Aberdeen
Role range: 1639-1639 – 1625-1649
The Royalists capture Aberdeen
Role range: 1639-1639 – 1625-1649
The "black oath" requires all Scots in Ulster to take an oath to the King
Role range: 1625-1649
The "black oath" requires all Scots in Ulster to take an oath to the King
Role range: 1625-1649
The Treaty of Berwick ends the 1st Bishops War as Charles is forced to call a truce
Role range: 1639-1639 – 1625-1649
The Covenanters occupy Aberdeen
Role range: 1639-1639 – 1625-1649
The Covenanters occupy Aberdeen
Role range: 1639-1639 – 1625-1649
1st day of Charles 2nd Parliament in Scotland
Role range: 1625-1649
Final day of Charles 2nd Parliament in Scotland
Role range: 1625-1649
"Ship money" is illegally raised inland in time of peace, finances Charles court
Role range: 1625-1649
Starts after Charles tries to enforce the English Book of Common Prayer on the Scots
Role range: 1639-1639 – 1625-1649
Charles issues the summons for a Parliament to meet in April.
Role range: 1625-1649
Charles addresses his first English Parliament since dissolving Parliament in 1629.
Role range: 1625-1649
Charles asks both Houses to provide rapid financial support against Scotland.
Role range: 1625-1649
Charles summons Parliament after eleven years to seek funds for war against the Covenanters.
Role range: 1625-1649
Charles ends eleven years of Personal Rule by meeting the Short Parliament.
Role range: 1625-1649
The King asks the Commons to finance military operations against the Scottish Covenanters.
Role range: 1625-1649
The Commons insists that grievances must be addressed before voting money for war.
Role range: 1625-1649
Pym links the Commons refusal of supply to abuses committed during Personal Rule.
Role range: 1625-1649
Charles presses the Commons to decide quickly whether it will grant subsidies.
Role range: 1625-1649
Charles decides that continuing debate will not produce the requested subsidies.
Role range: 1625-1649
Charles dissolves the Short Parliament after the Commons refuses immediate war subsidies.
Role range: 1625-1649
Charles dissolves Parliament after failing to obtain money for the renewed Scottish war.
Role range: 1640-1640 – 1625-1649
The Scottish Parliament begins its second session amid constitutional conflict with Charles.
Role range: 1625-1649
Scottish legislation proceeds without the King’s assent during the constitutional confrontation.
Role range: 1625-1649
The Scottish Parliament asserts that its measures may become law without royal assent.
Role range: 1625-1649
The second Scottish parliamentary session ends after challenging royal authority.
Role range: 1625-1649
A further Scottish parliamentary session begins without normal royal direction.
Role range: 1625-1649
Charles concentrates poorly supplied English forces in northern England.
Role range: 1640-1640 – 1625-1649
Charles leaves London to supervise the English war effort in northern England.
Role range: 1640-1640 – 1625-1649
The Covenanter army crosses into England and advances through Northumberland.
Role range: 1640-1640 – 1625-1649
Scottish Covenanters defeat the English army at Newburn.
Role range: 1640-1640 – 1625-1649
The Covenanter army defeats English forces attempting to defend the River Tyne crossings.
Role range: 1640-1640 – 1625-1649
Scottish forces occupy Newcastle after victory at Newburn.
Role range: 1640-1640 – 1625-1649
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