This document refers to "dissolute persons" who join with "soldiers or mariners" to commit crimes and then claim exemption from the laws.
This document refers to "dissolute persons" who join with "soldiers or mariners" to commit crimes and then claim exemption from the laws. Much of it refers back to the Stratutum de Tellagio non  Concedendo of Edward I as well as Edward III's decree that forced (*) loans would no longer be required by the king. Arising out of an attempt to curtail spending on an unpopular war with Spain, for 10  points— name this 1628 document given to Charles I by Parliament to complain about abuses of the English constitution.
This document refers to "dissolute persons" who join with "soldiers or mariners" to commit crimes and then claim exemption from the laws.
the Petition of Right