John Eliot was a defender of freedom of speech for the house of commons. During the Parliament of 1629 Eliot presented three resolutions condemning Charles I's illegal tax

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John Eliot was a defender of freedom of speech for the house of commons. During the Parliament of 1629 Eliot presented three resolutions condemning Charles I's illegal taxation and religious policies. Charles ordered Parliament to adjourn, but Eliot had

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John Eliot was a defender of freedom of speech for the house of commons. During the Parliament of 1629 Eliot presented three resolutions condemning Charles I's illegal taxation and religious policies. Charles ordered Parliament to adjourn, but Eliot had

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1629 • 19TH CENTURY • 19TH • 19TH-CENTURY • ADDRESS • ARCHIVAL • ARCHIVE • ARCHIVES • ARRESTED • BENJAMIN VALENTINE • BRITISH • CHAIR • CHARLES I • CHARLES • CITY OF LONDON • CONDEMNING • DEFENDER • DENZIL HOLLES • ELIOT • ENGLAND'S • ENGLAND • ENGLISH • FREEDOM • GOVERNMENT • GREAT BRITAIN • HELD DOWN • HISTORIA UNIVERSAL • HISTORIA • HISTORICAL • HISTORY • HOUSE OF COMMONS • ILLEGAL TAXATION • ILLUSTRATION • ILLUSTRATIONS • IMPRISONED • INGLES • JOHN • LIBERTY • LONDON • LONDON. • OLD LONDON • OLD • PARLIAMENT • RELIGIOUS POLICIES • RESOLUTIONS • SIR JOHN ELIOT • SIR JOHN FINCH • SPEAKER • SPEECH • STATESMAN • STOOL • THREE RESOLUTIONS • TOWER OF LONDON • U. K. • XIX CENTURY