Rump Parliament - Wikipedia
The Rump Parliament was the English Parliament after Colonel Thomas Pride had commanded his soldiers, on 6 December 1648, to purge the Long Parliament of members against the Grandees' intention to try King Charles I for high treason.
残缺议会 - 维基百科，自由的百科全书
残缺议会 （英語： Rump Parliament）是指1648年12月6日 托马斯·普莱德 率军将反对审判 查理一世 的议员驱逐以后的 英国议会。 1648年下半年时，虽然查理一世已然就擒并被关押于 怀特岛，但被 长老会 控制的 长期议会 仍希望能与查理一世和解，并发布命令开启与查理一世进行谈判。 以 奥利弗·克伦威尔 为首的 新模范军 的领袖们于是决定，同时摧毁国王和议会的权威。 12月6日，新模范军军官 托马斯·普莱德 率军封锁进入议会的阶梯，并在 格雷勋爵 （英语：Thomas Grey, …
残缺议会 - 百度百科
残缺议会（英文：Rump Parliament），指1648年12月6日托马斯·普莱德率军将反对审判查理一世的议员驱逐以后的英国议会。 1648年下半年时，虽然 查理一世 已然就擒，并被关押于怀特岛，但被长老会控制的长期议会仍希望能与查理一世和解，并发布命令开启与查理一世进行谈判。 以 奥利弗·克伦威尔 为首的 新模范军 的领袖们于是决定同时摧毁国王和议会的权威。 12月6日，新模范军军官 托马斯·普莱德 率军封锁进入 议会 的阶梯，并在格雷勋爵的协助下对准备进入议会的 …
Pride's Purge, 'the Rump' and regicide - UK Parliament
Pride's Purge left a 'Rump' (as it came to be called) of barely 200 Members. Among these, a determined clique unilaterally forced through an 'Act' on 6 January 1649, establishing a court to try Charles I for high treason - ignoring the negative vote a few days before of the small number of peers still sitting in the Lords.
Rump Parliament | English history | Britannica
Rump Parliament, in the period of the English Commonwealth, the phase of the Long Parliament (q.v.) following the expulsion of 121 members unacceptable to the rebel army in 1648. How did Charles I become king of Great Britain and Ireland? What was the relationship between Charles I and Parliament like?
Rump Parliament - Encyclopedia.com
2018年5月18日 · Claiming to be the representative of the sovereign people, it assumed full legislative authority, and its early acts (January–May 1649) set up the tribunal that sentenced Charles I to death, abolished the monarchy and the House of …
The Rump dissolved - UK Parliament
The 144 Members of this Parliament were not elected, but selected by the Army officers for their "godly" religious fervour. This hand-picked group went some way in satisfying Cromwell's wishes, but ultimately it scared the conservative in him and his colleagues with some of its measures for legal and social reform, and for its hostility to the ...
Parliaments, 1640-1660 - History of Parliament Online
An army coup in 1648, Pride's Purge, removed from the Long Parliament those determined to continue negotiations with the King, leaving a smaller group of Members, nicknamed the 'Rump' Parliament. The Rump executed the King in January 1649 and declared a Republic, only to be itself removed by the Army, now led by Cromwell, in April 1653.
Rump Parliament 1648-1660 - Luminarium
RUMP PARLIAMENT, the name popularly given to the remnant of the famous Long Parliament of England, after the forcible dissolution of the latter by Cromwell, December 6, 1648. This was effected by military force.
Divided Conquerors: The Rump Parliament, Cromwell's Army and Ireland* On 20 April 1653, the fraught relationship between the Rump Parliament and the army in England reached its breaking-point. The controversy over the Bill for a New Representative proved fatal for the Rump, as its failure to resolve in a timely fashion key issues, such as the