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Excerpt from The History of the Parliament of England, Which Began November 3, 1640: With a Short and Necessary View of Some Precedent Years
These things were accompanied with an enlargement of forests, contrary to Magna Charta, the forcing Of coat and conduct-money, taking away the arms of trained bands in divers counties, disarming the people by engrossing of gunpowder, keeping it in the Tower of London, and setting so high a rate upon it that the poorer sort were not able to buy it nor could any have it without license; whereby several parts of the king dom were left destitute of their necessary defence.
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