The Failure of Attempts to Reach a Settlement 1646 – 9 1.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? HistoryBritish monarchy - Tudors and StuartsA2/A-levelAQA Created by: EllieCreated on: 25-03-14 15:34 Parliamentary factionalism: - 1 of 29 July 1646 Newcastle Propositions 2 of 29 May 1647 Charles accepts the third, gentler version of the Newcastle Propositions 3 of 29 The politicisation of the NMA: - 4 of 29 Jan 1647 Scots agree to leave England with a fee of £400,000. Charles is taken to Holdenby House (Parliament). 5 of 29 The ideas and influences of the Levellers and Diggers: - 6 of 29 1645 – 6 John Lilburne in the tower where he wrote ‘London’s Liberty In Chains’ 7 of 29 Oct 1647 The Putney Debates 8 of 29 Dec 1648 Whitehall Debates 9 of 29 Feb 1649 Lilburne publishes ‘England’s New Chains Discovered’ 10 of 29 1649 Digger’s gain influence after Charles’s execution 11 of 29 Military opposition to Parliament: - 12 of 29 25 May 1647 Parliament issues 8 weeks arrears of pay 13 of 29 29 May 1647 Army refuses 14 of 29 2 June 1647 500 soldiers moved Charles from Holdenby to Newmarket (army HQ) 15 of 29 4 June 1647 'Humble Remonstrance’ designed 16 of 29 14 June 1647 ‘A Representation of the Army’ drafted by Ireton and Lambert 17 of 29 16 July 1647 The army’s General Council met as army unity appeared to be breaking down and there was slow progress in achieving their demands. 18 of 29 2 Aug 1647 Heads of Proposals published 19 of 29 11 Nov 1647 Charles escapes from army control to the Isle of Wight 20 of 29 28 Dec 1647 The Engagement is signed 21 of 29 Jan 1648 Parliament passes the Vote of No Addresses forbidding further negotiation with Charles 22 of 29 April 1648 Windsor Prayer Meeting 23 of 29 April – June 1648 Royalist uprisings in Kent, South Wales 24 of 29 Aug 1648 the invading Scottish army is beaten at Preston, convincing the NMA that they are ‘God’s instrument’ 25 of 29 Summer – Autumn 1648 Parliament repeal the Vote of No Addresses and negotiated with Charles at Newport (Newport Treaty) 26 of 29 18 Nov 1648 Grandees present to Parliament ‘The Remonstrance of the Army’ 27 of 29 6 Dec 1648 Pride’s Purge 28 of 29 30 Jan 1649 Charles is executed 29 of 29
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