Background of Ireland
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- Background Of Ireland
- Policies of Ireland
- Wentworth
- 3 Goals for Ireland
- Impose authority of the English Crown
- Impose religious uniformity, in laudian style on the Irish Church
- Make Ireland profitable for the crown
- He was promoted to role of Lord Deputy of Ireland.
- Role was to bring royal authority to bear on the whole of Irish society.
- 3 Goals for Ireland
- Impact of Thorough
- Supporters say- Impose political authority on the Irish council
- Issue- Deploymemnt of trusted advisors, rutheless suppression of Critics
- Critics say- political elites found thier influence reduced, destabilised the balance that fational politics brought to Ireland to unite all the partied against the crown
- Issue- Deploymemnt of trusted advisors, rutheless suppression of Critics
- Supporters say- Impose Laudianism on the Irish Church
- Issue-New Irish court of high commission established to enforce Laudianism
- Critics say- Landowners, mainly New English benefittedfrom the change in land ownership brought about by reformation
- Issue-New Irish court of high commission established to enforce Laudianism
- Supportes say- Restore Ireland to profitability and make it contribute to the English Crown
- Issue- The book of rates was re-issued so that crown income from customs doubled.
- Critics say- impacted on merchants and traders who had to pay significantly more in customs
- Issue- The book of rates was re-issued so that crown income from customs doubled.
- Supporters say- Impose political authority on the Irish council
- Plantations- Mainly English Puritans and Presbyterian Scottish
- Deliberately settled in London to extend royal influence
- The Graces
- Agreement between English and Irish Catholics
- Parliament would grant three subsidies of £120,00 and in return:
- Recusancy fines would not be collected
- Guarantee of land titles over 60 years old
- Relaxation of requirement of Catholics in public office to take the oath of supremacy
- Parliament would grant three subsidies of £120,00 and in return:
- Agreement between English and Irish Catholics
- The Irish Rebellion
- Constitutional Reforms
- Wentworth called to England-created a vacuum in Irish Government. Wanted to achieve a constitutional reform that would give similar settlement that was achieved by the Scots but with a strong Catholics flavour.
- Vengeance
- Catholics families had been evicted by Plantation who decided to take revenge and rose up given military muscle by the soldiers returning from the 30 years war.
- Significance- Radicalised the Long Parliament, fear of Catholicism
- News from Ireland created profound anxiety in Westminster
- Parliament wanted to send army to Ireland to squash the violence
- News from Ireland created profound anxiety in Westminster
- Constitutional Reforms
- Wentworth
- Pale
- The pale was when parts of Ireland was under control of the Englsih Government
- Impact of Thorough
- Supporters say- Impose political authority on the Irish council
- Issue- Deploymemnt of trusted advisors, rutheless suppression of Critics
- Critics say- political elites found thier influence reduced, destabilised the balance that fational politics brought to Ireland to unite all the partied against the crown
- Issue- Deploymemnt of trusted advisors, rutheless suppression of Critics
- Supporters say- Impose Laudianism on the Irish Church
- Issue-New Irish court of high commission established to enforce Laudianism
- Critics say- Landowners, mainly New English benefittedfrom the change in land ownership brought about by reformation
- Issue-New Irish court of high commission established to enforce Laudianism
- Supportes say- Restore Ireland to profitability and make it contribute to the English Crown
- Issue- The book of rates was re-issued so that crown income from customs doubled.
- Critics say- impacted on merchants and traders who had to pay significantly more in customs
- Issue- The book of rates was re-issued so that crown income from customs doubled.
- Supporters say- Impose political authority on the Irish council
- English perspective of Ireland
- Opposition to the King's Personal Rule was becoming more visible and sustained
- The Hampdens ship money case
- Trail and punishment of Prynne, Bastwick and burton
- King's circle of advisors started shrinking
- Opposition to the King's Personal Rule was becoming more visible and sustained
- Policies of Ireland
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