Charles I break down with parliament between 1625-29
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- Created on: 27-04-15 20:13
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- Charles I break down with parliament between 1625-29
- Finance and Foreign Policy
- Main reason for calling parliament was the expectation of the funds to fight war against Spain and France
- Parliament failed to grant the funds needed
- Inflexibility of Charles
- Uncertain what type of war they were getting into, Parliament only granted two subsidies in 1625
- Tonnage and Poundage for one year only not for life (which it always had been)
- Uncertain what type of war they were getting into, Parliament only granted two subsidies in 1625
- Main reason for calling parliament was the expectation of the funds to fight war against Spain and France
- Religion
- Charles appointed Montagu as his royal Chaplin
- He was Armenian and he had attacked the Calvinist belief of predestination
- This promoted parliamentary debate.
- It was claimed that it was an "invasion of prerogative
- Charles Dissolves Parliament
- It was claimed that it was an "invasion of prerogative
- Charles appointed Montagu as his royal Chaplin
- Favorites
- Buckingham
- He was made the scapegoat for the Cadiz Failure
- To defend Buckingham Charles brought in support in the house of lords and added new sheriffs that he knew would suppot him
- When Charles removed parliamentary figures and arrested some it was called an attack on parliamentary privilege
- when Parliament starting impeaching proceeding
- Charles dissolved parliament
- when Parliament starting impeaching proceeding
- Buckingham
- Finance and Foreign Policy
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