ship money case
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The ship money case was a landmark 17th-century English legal dispute over King Charles I’s right to levy taxation without Parliament’s consent, famously involving John Hampden’s refusal to pay.
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| Label | Occurrences |
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| Ship Money case | 1 |
| ship money case canonical | 1 |
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John
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Hampden family
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