Scots
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the Scots · the Scottish nation · Scottish Commissioner · Scottish Commissioners · Scottish Parliaments · Scottish people · the Scottish Parliament
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The Constitutional Documents of the Puritan Revolution, 1625–1660 (English)
They imposed a new oath upon divers of His Majesty’s subjects, both ecclesiastical and lay, for maintenance of their own tyranny, and laid a great tax on the Clergy, for supply of His Majesty, and generally they showed themselves very affectionate to the war with Scotland, which was by some of them styled Bellum Episcopale, and a prayer composed and enjoined to be read in all churches, calling the …
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The Constitutional Documents of the Puritan Revolution, 1625–1660
The Scottish nation whose resistance to Charles's religious policy and subsequent invasion of England precipitated the crisis of 1640.
and in 1638 a religious manifesto, the Scottish National Covenant (No.
The Scots invaded England, defeated a large part of the Royal Army at Newburn, and occupied Northumberland and Durham.
On July 4, 1646, when the war was practically at an end, and the King was in the hands of the Scots at Newcastle, Parliament, in combination with the Scottish Commissioners residing at Newcastle, despatched fresh propositions to Charles (No.