It sought the recognition of four principles: no quartering of soldiers on subjects, no imprisonment without cause, no martial law in peacetime, and no taxes without consent of Parliament.
Its enactment was directly related to the impasse that followed the arrest of Thomas Darnel and four of his companions a year earlier. Soon following its acceptance, the Duke of Buckingham was assassinated, though one desired goal was achieved - a benevolence was no longer forcibly extracted. It sought the recognition of four principles: no quartering of soldiers on subjects, no imprisonment without cause, no martial law in peacetime, and no taxes without consent of Parliament. FTP, identify this document directed at King Charles I, a written declaration of 1628.
Its enactment was directly related to the impasse that followed the arrest of Thomas Darnel and four of his companions a year earlier.
Petition of Right