- Both Buckighamshire and Shirley case caused a Precedent, if interfered once, could do again.
OPPOSITION TO ANGLO-SCOTT UNION, 1605-1607 AND GREAT CONTRACT 1610:
- Parliament opposed this.
- Would remove Parlia. Privilege.
- English were anit-Scottish.
- Would have to replace Scottish law with English law.
- Great Contract would result in financial independence.
- Both sides withdrew.
1614 ADDLED PARLIAMENT:
- Debt reached £680,000.
- Parliament still hated Impositions, made King more independent.
- Parliament agreed to Book of Rates though.
- Nothing was agreed.
- Royal interference still a problem.
- Factions still argued.
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