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he entertained no intention ever again to separate himself from his Parliament passed this important bill without any scruple or hesitation-- In 1629 Oliver Cromwel is first mentioned in the debates of [[underline]] tonnage [[/underline]] & [[underline]] Poundage [[/underline]] as complaining of one who he was told preached flat popery--Charles disgusted with parliaments who he feared, were determined to proceed against him with unmitagated rigour, both in invading his prerogative and refusing him all supply resolved not to call any more till he should see greater indication of a compliant
