This monarch revived the 14th century custom of obtaining revenue from Forest Laws.
This monarch revived the 14th century custom of obtaining revenue from Forest Laws. His appointee for archbishop of Canterbury used the Court of the Star Chamber to chop off the ears of the author of Histriomastix; that author was the lawyer William Prynne. The state of Maryland was named after the wife of this monarch, who courted Maria Anna of Spain while still the Prince of Wales. He set a precedent by charging ship money from non-coastal cities. He appointed William Laud to one post and convened a body to fund the Bishops' Wars, thus ending a period of personal rule called "Eleven Years Tyranny." This man's advisors included the Duke of Buckingham, George Villiers. His supporters were forcibly ejected by Thomas Pride from the Long Parliament, a body he summoned. For 10 points, identify this monarch whose tyranny led to his execution during the English Civil War.
This monarch revived the 14th century custom of obtaining revenue from Forest Laws.
Charles I