Mindmap: William Laud

Relationship with Charles I
1. Dominant influence
2. Divine Right of KIngs
3. Religious Reformation
Demise
1. 10th January, 1645
2. put on trial
  1. Subvert laws of England
  2. Endangering Protestant faith
3. beheaded
4. Tower Hill
5. Arrested
Religion
1. Opposition
  1. Puritans
    1. 1637
      1. John Bastwick
      2. Henry Burton
      3. William Prynne
    2. Criticism Pamphlets
      1. Laud's beliefs
      2. Church policies
  2. Too Catholic
2. 'the beauty of holiness'
3. Arminian promotion
  1. Puritan expense
4. Book of Orders
Opposition
1. Scotland
  1. Presbyterian
  2. English Prayer Book
2. Traditional Nobility
  1. Origins
  2. High Commission
  3. Star Chamber
    1. Enforce rules
    2. Silence opposition
  4. Natural Target
Increasing Status
1. 1615
  1. Archdeacon of Huntingdon
2. 1616
  1. Dean of Gloucester
3. 1621
  1. Bishop of St Davis
4. 1626
  1. Bishop of Bath + Wells
5. 1627
  1. Privy Councillor
6. 1628
  1. Bishop of London
7. 1630
  1. Chancellor of Oxford University
8. 1633
  1. Archbishop of Canterbury

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	Created by Lois Buco over 6 years ago