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go to a Parliament whose members were determined to have their say before they made up the difference between the King's income and what had to be spent.The Civil War (1640 to 1646): The Scots occupied Newcastle and, under the treaty of Ripon, stayed in occupation of Northumberland and Durham and they were to be paid a subsidy until their grievances were redressed.Many of the most unpopular of Charles' courtiers and ministers fled abroad: Charles himself recalled Strafford to London, promising ' on the word of a king ' that Strafford ' should not suffer in his person, honour, or fortune '.Wherever they went they urged the squires or the burgesses to choose a Puritan as their new member.

go to a Parliament whose members were determined to have their say before they
made up the difference between the King's income and what had to be spent.
The Civil War (1640 to 1646):
The Scots occupied Newcastle and, under the treaty of Ripon, stayed in
occupation of Northumberland and Durham and they were to be paid a subsidy
until their grievances were redressed.
Charles was finally forced to call another Parliament in November 1640.
This one, which came to be known as The Long Parliament, was made up of
members determined that never again should a king govern as Charles had done
for the last eleven years.
Pym, Hampden, the Earl of Bedford, the man who afterwards became Lord
Manchester, and a number of other Lords and Commoners had been very active
during the last months, and during the general election, Pym and Hampden set
off on a riding tour. Wherever they went they urged the squires or the burgesses
to choose a Puritan as their new member.
Many of the most unpopular of Charles' courtiers and ministers fled
abroad: Charles himself recalled Strafford to London, promising ' on the word of
a king ' that Strafford ' should not suffer in his person, honour, or fortune '.
Charles, having failed to defend his authority by peaceful means, came
more and more to think of force. The Queen had already asked the Pope to send
men and money to bring the English to heel. Strafford had suggested using an