Good Parliament

Good Parliament [ gu ː d paləmənt ] ( English for " good Parliament " ) is the name given to the British Parliament in 1376. This year lamented the House, presented by Sir Peter de la Mare was the first Speaker, because of inefficiencies, high taxes and their waste in the war against France. In the course of the king's advisers in court and new consultants were appointed. Nevertheless, the decisions of the Good Parliaments were abolished in the same year and in 1377 convened a pliant parliament.

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  • Encyclopedia of History, Orbis publishing, 2001, ISBN 3-572-01285-6
  • Hundred Years' War
  • 1376
Parliament of England
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