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Há 6 dias · John Hampden. (1595-1643), Politician and one of the 'Five Members' whose arrest by Charles I sparked the Civil War. Sitter associated with 17 portraits. One of the central figures at the start of the English Revolution. He entered Parliament as an MP in 1621, eight years before Charles I dissolved Parliament.
John Hampden was now at the height of his fame, and occupied much the same position in the eyes of the people as did his descendant Winston Churchill exactly 3 centuries later. Because of Hampden’s stand, the King had subsequently been unable to collect Ship Money, and had been forced to recall Parliament in 1640, after an interval of 11 years.
John Hampden half in der Schlacht von 1642 mit, Aylesbury zu verteidigen und wurde bei Chalgrovefield, einige Meilen von Oxford, in einem Reitertreffen am 18. Juni 1643 verwundet und starb sechs Tage später in Thame, Oxfordshire. Die Stadt Hamden in Connecticut, USA, wurde nach ihm benannt, ebenso wie das Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia, USA.
The Reverend John Hampden (c. 1785-1847) and his brother the Reverend Renn Hampden, the sons of John Hampden of Christ Church Barbados owned slaves and slave plantations on that island. No genealogical link has been established between the family of the seventeenth century John Hampden and the nineteenth century Barbados based Hampden family.
John Hampden, né en 1594 à Londres (Royaume-Uni) et mort à Thaines (comté d’Oxford) le 24 juin 1643, est un homme politique anglais. Biographie [ modifier | modifier le code ] Sa famille, de vieille souche saxonne, possédait de grands biens dans le comté de Buckingham .
John Hampden ( Londra, 1594 – Chalgrove, 18 giugno 1643) è stato un politico britannico . Cugino di Oliver Cromwell, nel 1636 si rifiutò di pagare la regia imposta navale e fu perciò arrestato ( 1637 ). Nonostante la strenua difesa di Oliver Saint John fu imprigionato nel 1642, scatenando in Inghilterra la guerra civile che portò alla ...
Returned for Wendover in 1689, Hampden was appointed as John Hampden or Mr Hampden junior to 16 committees, including those to prohibit trade with France, to bring in a list of the essentials for securing religion, laws and liberty, to suspend the Habeas Corpus Act and to appoint the oaths of supremacy and allegiance.
