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Might l be heard? l say this
House is resolved that we"ll vote....
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Welcome back to Parliament.
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No money for the king!
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Order! Order!
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Neither will we take up arms against
our Scottish brethren, unless....
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Unless this Parliament is allowed
to function...
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...as the true voice
of the people of England.
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And not as a gathering
of lackeys to the king.
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Sir Edward Hyde, Your Majesty.
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-Well, Sir Edward?
-Your Majesty.
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l believe the House will grant a loan
to the Crown.
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But only on certain conditions.
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Conditions?
What do you mean, conditions?
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What are these conditions, Sir Edward?
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ln essence, sire...
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...that the Crown relinquishes
all authority over Parliament.
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And who put forward this proposal?
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John Pym, Henry lreton,
John Hampden.
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The Puritans.
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-They were well supported, my lord.
-And they call themselves Englishmen?
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My God, it"s enough to make
a man deny his birthright.
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Yet, withal, they still be Englishmen.
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They make a mockery of the Crown!
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They abuse the privilege of
free speech with sedition and treason.
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You"re too loud, Lord Strafford.
lt is most unpleasant to the ear.