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issues between the parliament and the king
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- Reformation, and defence of Religion
- Honor and Hapiness for the King, and peace, safety for Scotlanf, England and Ireland
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retreat of the common Book prayer -
Royalists again Parlementarism army
Parliament won the battle -
Parliament won gain against the Royalist -
No book of common prayer, Calendar, Easter and Christmas abolished.
To Presbyterian system -
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debate at the Putney church
Christianity must be wanted and not imposed -
He then tried to restart a war
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Either capitulate the King and bring him back under his own terms or remove him -
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At Preston
It ends the 2nd Civil War -
Soldiers prevented Members of Parliament considered hostile to the New Model Army from entering the House of Commons in England.
It was possible thanks to Charle's execution -
It is what remains of the Long Parliament after the Pride's Purge
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The Commonwealth of England was a regime established in England after the execution of Charles I.
-> England & Wales & Ireland & Scotland -
He was one of the main signatories on Charles I's death warrant. After the execution of King Charles I, Cromwell led the Commonwealth of England.
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The King is judged guilty of high trahison by the Court of Justice -
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