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8 years ago

Long Parliament uncovers army plot, sparks urgent de-militarization efforts.

Parliamentary History
Proceeding in the Opening Session of the Long Parliament. The House of Commons. volume 5:7 June–17 July 1641 (review)
D. Alan Orr

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The article discusses the events of the Long Parliament in 1641, focusing on political tensions and mistrust following the execution of the earl of Strafford. The Parliament dealt with issues like the army plot, disbanding the army, paying the Scots for their withdrawal, abolishing certain courts, and impeaching officials. Religion and ecclesiastical governance were also key topics, with debates on the power of canons and the role of episcopacy in the Church.