The one location where this policy was NOT in effect was a charitable foundation whose warden was also the Master of the Rolls, and Thomas Cromwell noted evidence of this policy when he assumed that office. This policy was effectively ended not by the Lord Protector's decree in 1656, as commonly thought, but as the result of a judgment in favor of Antonio Robles, who had petitioned to have his property restored after it was confiscated under a measure designed to punish Spanish Catholics, thus letting Robles live where he wanted. This policy was instituted to placate parliamentarians by, in effect, canceling their deb
The one location where this policy was NOT in effect was a charitable foundation whose warden was also the Master of the Rolls, and Thomas Cromwell noted evidence of this policy when he assumed that office. This policy was effectively ended not by the Lord Protector's decree in 1656, as commonly thought, but as the result of a judgment in favor of Antonio Robles, who had petitioned to have his property restored after it was confiscated under a measure designed to punish Spanish Catholics, thus letting Robles live where he wanted. This policy was instituted to placate parliamentarians by, in effect, canceling their debts after a series of tax increases and penal legislation resulting from the Barons' War. The Prioress' Tale and The Merchant of Venice were both written during the period in which this policy was in effect. For 10 points, name this policy promulgated by Edward I in 1290, which was notably violated by Elizabeth I's physician Rodrigo Lopez, a possible basis for Shylock, after Portugal instituted a similar policy in 1497.
The one location where this policy was NOT in effect was a charitable foundation whose warden was also the Master of the Rolls, and Thomas Cromwell noted evidence of this policy when he assumed that office.
expulsion of the Jews (accept equivalents)