10 April 1641
Introduction of Bill of Attainder
Pym introduced a bill of attainder when conviction through the impeachment process appeared uncertain.
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Pym introduced a bill of attainder when conviction through the impeachment process appeared uncertain.
The Commons advances a bill of attainder after difficulties proving statutory treason.
Charles enters the Commons with an armed escort seeking the accused members.
Charles enters the Commons with an armed escort seeking the accused members.
Lenthall refuses to disclose the missing members' location without instructions from the House.
Lenthall refuses to reveal the Five Members' whereabouts and declares himself the servant of the House.
Marten supported the Commons resolution declaring the office of king unnecessary and dangerous.
Cromwell dissolved the Rump Parliament after denouncing its continued rule.
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