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Charles, Parliament and the Rule of Law
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Why did Charles I refuse to sacrifice Buckingham despite Parliament's pressure?

Personal loyalty & anger at Parliament

What were forced loans in practice, despite being presented as loans?

Taxation without parliamentary consent

What happened to those who refused to lend money to the Crown through forced loans?

Imprisonment or conscription into army

What was the outcome of the Five Knights Case in 1627?

Judges ruled in King's favour

Who led the Commons in drafting the Petition of Right?

Sir Edward Coke

Which four practices did the Petition of Right request Charles to end?

Forced loans, no trial jail, billet, law

In what year did Charles create a constitutional crisis that led to the Petition of Right?

1628

What did Charles continue collecting without parliamentary authorisation?

Tunnage and Poundage

When was Buckingham assassinated?

August 1628

How did Parliament strategically present the Petition of Right to the King?

As assisting King, not restricting power

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