Lords Support Immediate Supply
Arundel supports the Lords recommendation that the Commons grant money before debating grievances.
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Arundel supports the Lords recommendation that the Commons grant money before debating grievances.
Pym opposes the Lords attempt to influence taxation proceedings in the Commons.
Wandesford administered Ireland after Strafford returned to England for the parliamentary and military crisis.
St John explains the constitutional objections to ship money during parliamentary debate.
Strafford raised an Irish army intended to support Charles against the Scottish Covenanters.
Pym urges Charles to negotiate with Scotland and continue parliamentary deliberation.
Pym joins efforts asking the King to delay dissolution and address grievances.
Charles decides that continuing debate will not produce the requested subsidies.
Charles decides that continuing debate will not produce the requested subsidies.
Strafford supported continued royal action after Charles dissolved the Short Parliament.
Charles dissolves the Short Parliament after the Commons refuses immediate war subsidies.
Charles dissolves the Short Parliament after the Commons refuses immediate war subsidies.
Glanville’s brief speakership ends when Charles dissolves Parliament.
Charles dissolves Parliament after failing to obtain money for the renewed Scottish war.
Charles dissolves Parliament after failing to obtain money for the renewed Scottish war.
Laud continues Convocation after the Short Parliament has been dissolved.
Laud keeps Convocation sitting after Parliament ends by issuing a new royal commission.
Laud escapes an armed crowd that attacks Lambeth Palace during the night.
Convocation adopts new canons asserting royal authority and stricter religious conformity.
Convocation grants six clerical subsidies to help finance the King’s Scottish war.
The new canons require clergy and professionals to swear the disputed Et Cetera Oath.
The Scottish Parliament begins its second session amid constitutional conflict with Charles.
The Scottish Parliament begins its second session amid constitutional conflict with Charles.
Scottish legislation proceeds without the King’s assent during the constitutional confrontation.
Scottish legislation proceeds without the King’s assent during the constitutional confrontation.
The Scottish Parliament asserts that its measures may become law without royal assent.
The Scottish Parliament asserts that its measures may become law without royal assent.
The second Scottish parliamentary session ends after challenging royal authority.
The second Scottish parliamentary session ends after challenging royal authority.
A further Scottish parliamentary session begins without normal royal direction.
A further Scottish parliamentary session begins without normal royal direction.
Charles concentrates poorly supplied English forces in northern England.
Charles concentrates poorly supplied English forces in northern England.
Strafford became lieutenant general under the Earl of Northumberland for the second campaign against Scotland.
Strafford works to organise and discipline the English army assembled against Scotland.
Northumberland held nominal command of the royal army while illness limited his active service.
Charles leaves London to supervise the English war effort in northern England.
Charles leaves London to supervise the English war effort in northern England.
The Covenanter army crosses into England and advances through Northumberland.
The Covenanter army crosses into England and advances through Northumberland.
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