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Trial of Bastwick, Burton and Pyrne, punishment demonstrates the governments determination to silence critics and enforce conformity - punishment is imprisonment, fines and mutilation
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English Prayer Book imposed on Scotland, this leads to riots in St Giles Cathedral
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Laud's religious reforms expanded, communion tables must be placed at the east end of the churches
Ship money extended nation wide -naval tax, annual, originally just for areas on the sea, post this, all counties must now pay, this causes outrage as many people did not have anything to do with the navy.
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Although the biggest controversies occurred later, Charles support for Archbishop Laud's reforms and more ceremonial practices were beginning to cause concern among puritans
Charles signed the Treaty of Madrid, ending hostilities with Spain, reducing war spending dramatically
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