John Feltan was executed for the murder of George Villiers, 1st Duke of Buckingham, and Charles now tried to govern the Kingdom without the aid of his favorite. He disagreed with the Puritans, and then he disagreed about the payment of duties on exported and imported goods, which duties he had taken without the sanction of Parliament, and which many people refused to pay. The King seized the goods of those people, and one man among them, who was a member of Parliament, took the matter up with Sir John Eliot, a member of the House of Commons...