Charles I23 October 1641
The Irish rebellion creates an immediate crisis over raising and commanding an army.
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The Irish rebellion creates an immediate crisis over raising and commanding an army.
Cromwell supports stronger parliamentary control during the Irish emergency.
Hampden backs parliamentary measures responding to reports from Ireland.
Haselrig supports parliamentary authority over forces raised for Ireland.
The Irish rebellion creates an immediate crisis over raising and commanding an army.
Pym argues that Parliament must influence any army sent to Ireland.
Strode joins demands for safeguards over military appointments.
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