Speech: Charles I Dissolves Parliament March 10, 1629

***Please note there is an audio crackle at the beginning.  That is on our end***  Charles I's dissolution of Parliament in 1629 was a critical point in the divisions between him and the growing Puritan culture in England.  While many do not consider the speech significant to American history, it does represent a turning point to immigration in America.  Without Charles I's rough stance on Puritan culture, Massachusetts Bay would have never grown into the colony it became.    This video focuses on the exact text from Charles I's address dissolving Parliament.  Please let me know in the comments if this is a new feature you'd like to see more of.