Index of Gardiner's History of England

Culpepper, Sir John,

• attacks the monopolies,
• wishes the Londoners' petition against episcopacy not to be referred to a committee,
• suggests a compromise,
• carries up the impeachment of Berkeley,
• opposed Pym's proposal to compel the Londoner, to lend,
• wishes to meet the Army Plot by a remonstrance,
• is a member of the committee for investigating the Army Plot,
• is placed in the chair of the committee on the Scottish demand for unity of religion, and objects to the Scottish proposal of giving the two Parliaments a veto on the declaration of war,
• proposes a change in the persons of the bishops,
• opposes the interference of the Lords with a vote of the Commons,
• is a member of the Committee of Defence,
• asks the House to provide a remedy against those who vilify the Prayer-book,
• wishes to extend the censure of the House to all who find fault with the Prayer-book,
• objects to the employment of Scottish troops in Ireland,
• declares that Ireland must be defended at all costs,
• opposes the Grand Remonstrance,
• offers to protest against the printing of the Grand Remonstrance,
• criticises the Militia Bill,
• objects to the issue of a declaration against toleration,
• becomes Chancellor of the Exchequer,
• signs the protestation of the Peers at York,