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Description
Mind Map by louiskeyworth, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by louiskeyworth
about 10 years ago
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Speech of James II in support of the standing
army and Catholic officers, 1685
- Historical Context
- During the Monmouth and Argyll rebellions Parliament
allowed James to breach the Test Acts which permitted the
appointment of Catholic officers
- Once the rebellions ended Parliament
wanted James to disband the Catholic
Regiments
- Once the rebellions ended Parliament
wanted James to disband the Catholic
Regiments
- During the Monmouth and Argyll rebellions Parliament
allowed James to breach the Test Acts which permitted the
appointment of Catholic officers
- Content
- James asked for further supplies to maintain
standing army on foot, acknowlegding that he had
breached the test acts
- Gives reasons for increasing army, requests
assistance, reassuring parliament of its cause, but
doesnt specifically mention catholic officers
- Gives reasons for increasing army, requests
assistance, reassuring parliament of its cause, but
doesnt specifically mention catholic officers
- James asked for further supplies to maintain
standing army on foot, acknowlegding that he had
breached the test acts
- Purpose
- Wants commons to vote in
supply so that he can afford a
large standing army
- Wants them to allow him to
continue to breach the test acts so
that he can employ catholic officers
under him
- Wants commons to vote in
supply so that he can afford a
large standing army
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