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The second Parliament of England in the reign of James VI and I sat between 16 January 1621 and 8 February 1622.

Background

King James I and Parliament

[James's debts, blessed parliament, addled parliament] [Between addled parliament and 1621, esp. finances] [ibid]

Foreign policy and the Thirty Years War

Frederick V, Elector Palatine and Elizabeth of Bohemia, an engraving by Balthasar Moncornet, 1620.

[Relationship between Frederick and James] [Burgeoning crisis] [James' response]

Parliament

The Protestation and the end of Parliament

Main article: Protestation of 1621

Sources

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