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... Parliament - Public affairs grow more and more unsettled - The king obliged again to convoke the Parliament - The " Long " Parliament - Its power and character - Impeachment of Strafford and Laud- Further measures - Folly and treachery ...
... Parliament - Public affairs grow more and more unsettled - The king obliged again to convoke the Parliament - The " Long " Parliament - Its power and character - Impeachment of Strafford and Laud- Further measures - Folly and treachery ...
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... Parliament , fa- mous in history under the name of the " Long Parliament , " on account of the length of its continuance , whose " rump " was finally dis- persed by a stamp of the iron heel of Crom- well , was convened . Its first ...
... Parliament , fa- mous in history under the name of the " Long Parliament , " on account of the length of its continuance , whose " rump " was finally dis- persed by a stamp of the iron heel of Crom- well , was convened . Its first ...
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William Carlos Martyn. Parliament met the menaced danger brave- ly , and declined to comply with the remon- strance of the army . Accordingly on the 6th of December , 1647-8 , the military entered the chamber of the Parliament , forcibly ...
William Carlos Martyn. Parliament met the menaced danger brave- ly , and declined to comply with the remon- strance of the army . Accordingly on the 6th of December , 1647-8 , the military entered the chamber of the Parliament , forcibly ...
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