This ruler ignored the Statute of Monopolies act passed under his father to raise money, and angered landlocked areas by assessing the ship money tax throughout England.
This ruler ignored the Statute of Monopolies act passed under his father to raise money, and angered landlocked areas by assessing the ship money tax throughout England. His campaign against Alexander Leslie and the Coventers was hampered by lack of funds.  His relationship with George (*) Villiers, the Duke of Buckingham, alienated Parliament until Villiers' death at the siege of New Rochelle in the 30 Year's War, and this man's losses in the Bishops' Wars with Scotland resulted in the Short and Long Parliaments. Opposed by the Roundheads during the English Civil War, for ten points, name this English king who fell victim to regicide, the son of James I.
This ruler ignored the Statute of Monopolies act passed under his father to raise money, and angered landlocked areas by assessing the ship money tax throughout England.
{Charles I}