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Accusation of High Treason

England · Government / Government of England. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

7Records

1642Date range

6Named people

1Places

Chronological records

1642

John Hampden3 January 1642

London · Government / Government of England

Charles I accuses John Hampden and other parliamentary leaders of high treason.

Arthur Haselrig3 January 1642

London · Government / Government of England

Charles I accuses Arthur Haselrig and other parliamentary leaders of high treason.

Denzil Holles3 January 1642

London · Government / Government of England

Charles I accuses Denzil Holles and other parliamentary leaders of high treason.

Denzil Holles3 January 1642

London · Government / Government of England

Charles accuses Holles and the other parliamentary leaders of high treason.

Edward Montagu Mandeville3 January 1642

London · Government / Government of England

Charles I accuses Lord Mandeville alongside the five Commons members.

John Pym3 January 1642

London · Government / Government of England

Charles I accuses John Pym and other parliamentary leaders of high treason.

William Strode3 January 1642

London · Government / Government of England

Charles I accuses William Strode and other parliamentary leaders of high treason.

Names involved

Arthur HaselrigDenzil HollesEdward Montagu MandevilleJohn HampdenJohn PymWilliam Strode

Provenance

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