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The Early Stuarts, 1603-1660

By: Godfrey Davies | Book details

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
LIST OF MAPSxvi
NOTE ON DATESxvii
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONSxix
INTRODUCTIONxxi
I. POLITICAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY, 1603-29
James I and Robert Cecil1
The first parliament, 1604- 113
Shirley's case4
Purveyance and wardship4
Apology of commons, 16046
The religious question7
Attempted union with Scotland, 1606-78
Finance10
Failure of the Great Contract, 161014
Why James disagreed with parliament15
Rochester's ascendancy16
Murder of Overbury, 161319
Fall of Sir Edward Coke, 161620
Rise of Buckingham22
Meeting of parliament in 162124
Attack on monopolies24
Impeachment of Bacon26
The Protestation27
Dissolution27
Last Parliament, 1624-528
Importance of James's reign29
Growth of committees in privy council31
Theory of divine right of kings31
Character and accession (27 March 1625) of Charles I33
Early parliaments, 1625, 162634
War with France, 162738
Resistance to forced loans38
Third parliament, 1628-939
Petition of Right40
Importance of Petition42
Buckingham's assassination, 162843
King and parliament quarrel about religion44
Significance of dissolution of 162945

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