What was Charles’s plan during the negotiations?
To play the different sides off against each other
What did the presbyterians in parliament want?
Presbyterian church
Disbanded army
What did the army want?
To be paid
What were the army guaranteed?
They would not be persecuted for deeds done during the war
What did the Scots want?
A Presbyterian England
When were the Newcastle propositions?
July 1646
What did the Newcastle Propositions state?
the King was to sign the Covenant.
abolish episcopacy.
presbytery church reforms.
armed forces to be controlled by parliament for 20 years.
laws against Catholics.
officials nominated by parliament.
royalists not exempt from pardon.
When was the Heads of proposals?
June 1647
What were the Heads of Proposals?
Settlement for Charles from the army.
Kidnapped Charles by order of Cromwell.
Hampton court
What did the Army want in their proposal?
Parliament every 2 years.
Control of army given to parliament for 10 years.
Bishops to not have authority over civil matters.
Book of Common Prayer to no longer be mandatory.
Act of indemnity
What would the Act of Indemnity do?
Absolve the armys troops of any supposed misdemeanors committed during the war.
When was the engagement?
December 1647
What happened during the engagement?
Charles escaped the army and went to the Isle of Wight.
Negotiated with the Scots.
Charles would be restored is he promised Presbyterianism and suppression of sectarianism.
Why did Parliament raise a new army?
Wanted to disband the New Model Army. They refused.
Who presented the Newcastle Propositions?
Parliament
What did Charles confirm in the engagement?
he would confirm the Solemn League and Covenant. but neither he nor his subjects would have to take the covenant. he would impose Presbyterianism. suppress independent sects.
What type of Presbytery was established in 1646?
Erastian
Why was the Presbyterian position weakened in Parliament during the negotiations?
Charles delaying of his answer allowed for more Independent MP’s in recruiter elections in 1646-47.
When did Parliament pay the Scots to leave England?
January 1647
How much were the Scots paid by Parliament?
£400,000
What did Parliament get in return for paying the Scots?
the king
What did Cromwell believe in?
providentialism. (God was guiding his actions)