James' First Parliament,debates on Union, Apology of The Commons, Treaty Of London, Hampton Court conference, Bancroft Canons,
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1605
James' Second session of first Parliament, Gunpowder plot, Cecil made earl of Salisbury
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1606
James' third session(dominated by union), Oath of allegiance, recusancy fines, Bates Case
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1608
New book of rates and new impositions
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1610
Great Contract, fourth and fifth sessions of parliament, death of Bancroft
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1611
negotiations of marriage between Elizabeth and Frederick of Palatinate, Abbot Arch Bishop, authorized version of the bible,
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1612
death of Henry, signing of marriage of Elizabeth and Frederick
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1613
Overbury scandal, Carr earl of somerset, marriage of elizabeth and frederick
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1614
Addled Parliament, Cockayne Project,
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1615
negotiations for Spanish marriage
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1617
Villers made earl of Buckingham, end of cockayne project
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1618
start of thirty years war, book of sports,
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1619
Frederick chosen to take Bohemian throne,
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1620
secret treaty between england and spain, battle of white mountain, economic depression,
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1621
third parliament, Cranfield made lord treasurer, revival of impeachment and attack on monopolies,
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1622
charles says he will visit spain ahead of marriage
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1623
trip to mardrid, return from spain humiliated and wanting war
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1624
Fourth parliament, resolution for war with Spain, statute of monopolies, Mansfield expedition, french marriage treaty,
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1625
death of james, marriage of charles and Henrietta Maria, Charles' first parliament, tonnage and poundage granted 1 year, act of revocation, beginnings of war with spain, cadiz expedition,
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Other cards in this set
Card 2
Front
James' First Parliament,debates on Union, Apology of The Commons, Treaty Of London, Hampton Court conference, Bancroft Canons,
Back
1604
Card 3
Front
James' Second session of first Parliament, Gunpowder plot, Cecil made earl of Salisbury
Back
Card 4
Front
James' third session(dominated by union), Oath of allegiance, recusancy fines, Bates Case
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