A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... Parliament's interference in foreign affairs led to a quar- rel with the king . The Commons favored war with Spain be- cause of the religious issue and because of trade rivalries in the New World . James wanted to interfere in Germany ...
... Parliament's interference in foreign affairs led to a quar- rel with the king . The Commons favored war with Spain be- cause of the religious issue and because of trade rivalries in the New World . James wanted to interfere in Germany ...
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... Parliament at least every three years ; an act to prevent the dissolution or proroguing of the current Parliament without its own consent ; and an act abolish- ing the thoroughly unpopular Court of Star Chamber and the High Commission ...
... Parliament at least every three years ; an act to prevent the dissolution or proroguing of the current Parliament without its own consent ; and an act abolish- ing the thoroughly unpopular Court of Star Chamber and the High Commission ...
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... Parliament tried to make peace with the king , until he refused several of the reforms that it demanded . The army declared that it was fighting for liberty of conscience and drove all of its opponents out of Parliament . The very small ...
... Parliament tried to make peace with the king , until he refused several of the reforms that it demanded . The army declared that it was fighting for liberty of conscience and drove all of its opponents out of Parliament . The very small ...
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THE PROTESTANT REVOLT I | 1 |
Political Causes of the Revolt | 28 |
The Church CouncilsFifteenth Century | 34 |
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