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Accession of James I

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Millenary Petition presented to James

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Execution of Bye and Main Plotters

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Treaty of London, with Spain

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New canons for Church of England

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Hampton Court Conference

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Richard Bancroft made Archbishop of Canterbury

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Gunpowder Plot discovered

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Bate’s case

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New Book of Rates and Impositions levied

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Great Contract rejected

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1611

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Authorised version of the Bible published

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George Abbot made Archbishop of Canterbury

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Marriage of Elizabeth and Frederick of the Palatinate

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Cockayne’s Project

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Outbreak of Thirty Years War

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1618

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Book of Sports issued

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March 1621

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Cranfield made Lord Treasurer

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William Laud made Bishop of St David’s

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December 1621

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Protestation of the Commons

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February 1623

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Buckingham and Charles travel to Madrid

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June 1625

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Marriage of Charles and Henrietta Maria

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March 1625

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Death of James

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December 1625

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Failure of expedition to Cadiz

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September 1626

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Forced loan levied

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October 1627

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Failure of the expedition to La Rochelle

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November 1627

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Five Knights’ Case

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June 1628

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Charles accepts Petition of Right

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August 1628

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Assassination of Buckingham

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March 1629

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Dissolution of parliament; the Three Resolutions

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January 1632

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Wentworth appointed Lord Deputy of Ireland

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August 1633

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Laud appointed Archbishop of Canterbury

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October 1634

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First writs issued for ship money

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June 1635

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Ship money levied on the whole country

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June 1637

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Prynne, Bastwick and Burton punished for writing against Bishops

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July 1637

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Riots in Edinburgh over new Prayer Book

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November 1637

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Trial of John Hampden over refusal to pay ship money

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February 1638

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National Covenant drawn up in Scotland

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June 1639

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First Bishops’ War

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September 1639

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Return of Wentworth from Ireland

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April 1640

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Short Parliament meets

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August 1640

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Second Bishops’ War

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October 1640

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Treaty of Rippon

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November 1640

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Long Parliament meets

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December 1640

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Impeachment of royal ministers

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February 1641

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Triennial Act

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May 1641

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Execution of Strafford

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October 1641

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Outbreak of Irish Rebellion

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November 1641

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Grand Remonstrance passed

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January 1642

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Attempted arrest of five MPs by Charles

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March 1642

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Militia Ordinance passed

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June 1642

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Charles rejects the Nineteen Propositions

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August 1642

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Charles raises his standard at Nottingham

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October 1642

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Battle of Edgehill

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November 1642

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Royal forces halted at Turnham Green

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September 1643

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Royal advance on London stopped
Solemn League and Covenant between Parliament and the Scots

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July 1644

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Battle of Marston Moor

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February 1645

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Creation of the New Model Army

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April 1645

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Self-Denying Ordinance

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June 1645

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Battle of Naseby

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May 1646

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Charles surrenders to the Scots at Newcastle

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June 1646

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Surrender of Oxford
End of the first Civil War

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July 1646

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Parliament sends Charles the Newcastle Propositions

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February 1647

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Scots hand Charles over to Parliament

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June 1647

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Army seize Charles and start independent negotiations

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August 1647

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Heads of Proposals presented to Charles

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October-November 1647

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Putney Debates

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December 1647

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Charles signs the Engagement with the Scots

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January 1648

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Parliament ends negotiations with Charles (Vote of No Addresses)

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August 1648

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Battle of Preston

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November 1648

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Army Remonstrance

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6th December 1648

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Pride’s Purge

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January 1649

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The Trial and Execution of Charles I

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March 1649

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Monarchy and Lords abolished

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May 1649

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Leveller mutiny defeated
England becomes a Commonwealth

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July 1649

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Cromwell to Ireland

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June 1650

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Cromwell returns from Ireland

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July 1650

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Cromwell leads army to Scotland

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September 1651

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Battle of Worcester

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April 1653

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Rump expelled

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July 1653

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Barebone’s Parliament opens

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December 1653

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Barebone’s Parliament resigns
Cromwell made Lord Protector

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September 1654

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First Protectorate Parliament

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March 1655

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Penruddock’s Rising

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August 1655

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Introduction of the rule of the Major-Generals until January 1657

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September 1656

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Second Protectorate Parliament

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February 1657

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Proposals to make Cromwell king

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March 1657

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Humble Petition and Advice

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May 1657

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Cromwell refuses the Crown

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September 1658

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Death of Cromwell

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January 1659

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Richard Cromwell summons Parliament

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April 1659

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Parliament dissolved

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May 1659

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Rump restored
Richard Cromwell retires

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October 1659

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Army remove Rump and replace it with Committee of Safety

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December 1659

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Rump reassembles

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January 1660

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Monck enters England

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March 1660

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Long Parliament dissolved and elections called for Convention Parliament

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April 1660

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Declaration of Breda
Convention Parliament

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May 1660

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Convention proclaims Charles king
Charles enters London

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Accession of James I

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March 1603

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Millenary Petition presented to James

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April 1603

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Execution of Bye and Main Plotters

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December 1603

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Treaty of London, with Spain

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August 1604

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New canons for Church of England

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September 1604

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Hampton Court Conference

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January 1604

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Richard Bancroft made Archbishop of Canterbury

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December 1604

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Gunpowder Plot discovered

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November 1605

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Bate’s case

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July 1606

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New Book of Rates and Impositions levied

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March 1608

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Great Contract rejected

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November 1610

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Authorised version of the Bible published

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1611

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George Abbot made Archbishop of Canterbury

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May 1611

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Marriage of Elizabeth and Frederick of the Palatinate

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February 1613

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Cockayne’s Project

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December 1614

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Outbreak of Thirty Years War

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May 1618

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Book of Sports issued

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1618

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Cranfield made Lord Treasurer

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March 1621

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William Laud made Bishop of St David’s

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November 1621

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Protestation of the Commons

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December 1621

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Buckingham and Charles travel to Madrid

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February 1623

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Marriage of Charles and Henrietta Maria

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June 1625

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Death of James

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March 1625

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Failure of expedition to Cadiz

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December 1625

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Forced loan levied

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September 1626

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Failure of the expedition to La Rochelle

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October 1627

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Five Knights’ Case

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November 1627

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Charles accepts Petition of Right

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June 1628

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Assassination of Buckingham

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August 1628

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Dissolution of parliament; the Three Resolutions

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March 1629

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Wentworth appointed Lord Deputy of Ireland

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January 1632

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Laud appointed Archbishop of Canterbury

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August 1633

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First writs issued for ship money

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October 1634

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Ship money levied on the whole country

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June 1635

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Prynne, Bastwick and Burton punished for writing against Bishops

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June 1637

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Riots in Edinburgh over new Prayer Book

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July 1637

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Trial of John Hampden over refusal to pay ship money

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November 1637

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National Covenant drawn up in Scotland

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February 1638

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First Bishops’ War

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June 1639

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Return of Wentworth from Ireland

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September 1639

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Short Parliament meets

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April 1640

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Second Bishops’ War

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August 1640

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Treaty of Rippon

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October 1640

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Long Parliament meets

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November 1640

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Impeachment of royal ministers

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December 1640

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Triennial Act

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February 1641

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Execution of Strafford

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May 1641

147
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Outbreak of Irish Rebellion

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October 1641

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Grand Remonstrance passed

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November 1641

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Attempted arrest of five MPs by Charles

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January 1642

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Militia Ordinance passed

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March 1642

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Charles rejects the Nineteen Propositions

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June 1642

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Charles raises his standard at Nottingham

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August 1642

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Battle of Edgehill

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October 1642

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Royal forces halted at Turnham Green

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November 1642

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Royal advance on London stopped
Solemn League and Covenant between Parliament and the Scots

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September 1643

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Battle of Marston Moor

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July 1644

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Creation of the New Model Army

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February 1645

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Self-Denying Ordinance

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April 1645

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Battle of Naseby

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June 1645

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Charles surrenders to the Scots at Newcastle

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May 1646

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Surrender of Oxford
End of the first Civil War

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June 1646

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Parliament sends Charles the Newcastle Propositions

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July 1646

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Scots hand Charles over to Parliament

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February 1647

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Army seize Charles and start independent negotiations

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June 1647

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Heads of Proposals presented to Charles

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August 1647

166
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Putney Debates

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October-November 1647

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Charles signs the Engagement with the Scots

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December 1647

168
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Parliament ends negotiations with Charles (Vote of No Addresses)

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January 1648

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Battle of Preston

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August 1648

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Army Remonstrance

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November 1648

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Pride’s Purge

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6th December 1648

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The Trial and Execution of Charles I

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January 1649

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Monarchy and Lords abolished

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March 1649

174
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Leveller mutiny defeated
England becomes a Commonwealth

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May 1649

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Cromwell to Ireland

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July 1649

176
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Cromwell returns from Ireland

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June 1650

177
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Cromwell leads army to Scotland

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July 1650

178
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Battle of Worcester

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September 1651

179
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Rump expelled

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April 1653

180
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Barebone’s Parliament opens

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July 1653

181
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Barebone’s Parliament resigns
Cromwell made Lord Protector

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December 1653

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First Protectorate Parliament

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September 1654

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Penruddock’s Rising

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March 1655

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Introduction of the rule of the Major-Generals until January 1657

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August 1655

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Second Protectorate Parliament

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September 1656

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Proposals to make Cromwell king

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February 1657

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Humble Petition and Advice

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March 1657

188
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Cromwell refuses the Crown

A

May 1657

189
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Death of Cromwell

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September 1658

190
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Richard Cromwell summons Parliament

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January 1659

191
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Parliament dissolved

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April 1659

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Rump restored
Richard Cromwell retires

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May 1659

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Army remove Rump and replace it with Committee of Safety

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October 1659

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Rump reassembles

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December 1659

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Monck enters England

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January 1660

196
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Long Parliament dissolved and elections called for Convention Parliament

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March 1660

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Declaration of Breda
Convention Parliament

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April 1660

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Convention proclaims Charles king
Charles enters London

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May 1660

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