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English Civil War
English Civil War
June 1642
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New parliaments to be elected every 3 years (Triennial Act of 1641)
King to accept Militia Ordinance
Parliament to approve privy councillors
Parl to appoint 16 Officers of State
King's children tought/governed by approved persons
Church govt. reformed with Parliament's advice
Existing laws to be enforced on Catholics
August 1642
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October 1642
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Indecisive conclusion.
November 1642
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Royalist march on London halted by the London trained bands
December 1642
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Manchester's army - became the beating heart of Parliament's war effort in 1643, its 'engine of victory'. Held East Anglia from Royalists.
December 1642
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February 1643 - April 1643
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Demands the same as in the Nineteen Propositions of June 1642
Charles refused
February 1643
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July 1643
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July 1643
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July 1643
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Set up by Parliament; aimed to plan Presbyterian Church of England
September 1643
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September 1643
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Decisive Parliamentary victory, despite a feeling of dejection afterwards (internal revolt/discontent - Gentles)
September 1643
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Jan 1644
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Feb 1644
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July 1644
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Royalists lose control of the North
Sept 1644
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December 1644
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Jan 1645
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Jan 1645
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Replaced the Book of Common Prayer
Feb 1645
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Commanded by Fairfax
Apr 1645
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MPs to resign military commands. Cromwell exempted (repeatedly thereafter)
June 1645
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Aug 1645
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September 1645
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Forces led by David Leslie
September 1645
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May 1646
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May 1646
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