Index of Gardiner's History of England

Strode, William,

• wishes money to be raised some other way than by subsidy,
• hopes that Eliot's resolution may be read,
• tells Finch that it is his duty to obey the House,
• being imprisoned, applies for a Habeas corpus,
• asks the King's Bench whether a priest is to be bailed, and not a member of Parliament,
• is removed to the Tower,
• is transferred to the Marshalsea,
• remains in prison till the meeting of the Short Parliament,
• release of,
• sits in the Long Parliament,
• brings in a Bill for Annual Parliaments,
• brings to a close a debate on providing money for the Scots,
• supports Pym's view that the Commons ought to go on with Strafford's impeachment,
• says that the King is badly counselled,
• is a member of the committee for investigating the Army Plot,
• wishes to assert the claim of Parliament to a negative voice on appointments,
• wishes to postpone the discussion on sending an army to Ireland,
• moves that the kingdom be put in a posture' of defence,
• the King resolves to impeach,
• impeachment of,
• is dragged out of the House to compel him to take refuge in the City,