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His financial programme is covered in Russell’s essay ‘Parliament and the King’s Finances’, in Origins of the English Civil War. Pym’s role as a parliamentary manager and committee man are dealt with in three articles by L. Glow: ‘Pym and Parliament’, Journal of Modern History, 1964; ‘The Committee Men in the Long Parliament ...
2 de mar. de 2023 · 2023 Exercise Appointed by the Director-General Appointed by the Staff Association Members John PYM / DG Nick ZIOGAS / IPT 1st deputies Gianluigi ARDUINI / BE Kurt WEISS / BE 2nd deputies Rosario PRINCIPE / TE Gunnar LINDELL / HSE John Pym and Nick Ziogas have drawn up the following list of staff members from among whom the Chairperson of the Board may be chosen when required: Sophie BARON ...
John Pym est un parlementaire anglais, né en 1584 à Brymore et mort le 8 décembre 1643 à Derby House. Il a été l'un des principaux opposants au Roi d'Angleterre Charles Ier d'Angleterre , devenant en 1628 l'un des rédacteurs de la Pétition des droits ( The Petition of Right ) puis en 1643 un des leaders du Court Parlement et du Long Parlement , quand il vote la « Grande Remontrance ...
14 de feb. de 2022 · The Short Parliament met in April 1640 for only three weeks and achieved nothing except upsetting the king when John Pym made a speech on 17 April calling for more powers for Parliament and the protection of MPs' privilege of independence, a defence of the Anglican Church, and an end to illegal taxation (taxes raised without the authority of Parliament).
John Pym. (Brymore, Somersetshire, 1584 — Londres, 8 de desembre de 1643) Polític anglès. Purità, dirigí l’oposició parlamentària a la política de Carles I. Enemic del catolicisme i de l’autoritarisme reial, fou el principal promotor de la petició de drets del 1628 i de la condemna de Strafford (1641). Hom intentà de detenir-lo ...
In this sense, Pym’s unfortunate polemical history elucidates not only the tenuous, and ultimately temporary, transition of English libellous politics from manuscript to print during the early 1640s, but also the bipartisan personalization of politics that enabled it. I Biographically, few English figures have proven as elusive as John Pym, whose
issues in Pym's intellectual makeup', and asserts that he 'was not much interested in the privileges of Parliament, and even the rule of law perhaps mattered to him more because it guaranteed the true religion in England than for any other reason'.2 I. Conrad Russell, 'The Parliamentary Career of John Pym, I62I-I629', in TheEnglish Commonwealth,
