Parts of this document were directly motivated by the case of the Five Knights.
Parts of this document were directly motivated by the case of the Five Knights. The opening section of this document says that the "Stratutum de tellagio no concedendo" prohibits the "late diverse commissions directed to sundry commissioners." The composition of this document was partially prompted by the extraction of a forced loan to fund an expedition by (*) Buckingham to relieve La Rochelle. This document's major demands included a prohibition of quartering soldiers in private homes, a suspension of martial law in peacetime, and a prohibition on taxation without the consent of Parliament. Repeatedly referencing the Magna Carta, for 10 points, identify this document, a Parliamentary claim of privileges against Charles I written by Edward Coke.
Parts of this document were directly motivated by the case of the Five Knights.
Petition of Right