House of Lords and House of Commons during King Charles I's reign, circa 1640-1642 Portrait Print

House of Lords and House of Commons during King Charles I's reign, circa 1640-1642 NPG D18316

© National Portrait Gallery, London

by Unknown artist

This print gives an impression of stability and order within Parliament. In reality this was a period of continual escalation in the conflict between the king and Parliament. The strength of feeling against Charles's policies in Church and State provoked increasingly forceful opposition from MPs. Early casualties of the conflict included Thomas Wentworth, Earl of Strafford and the Archbishop William Laud.

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