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17th century history
Charles I – 1625-1629
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Charles
wanted to
maintain control of England, Scotland and Ireland despite the religious, cultural and political tensions
Thirty years war
Charles planned to join the thirty years war in
1625
due to the
failure of the Spanish match
and his marriage to
French Henrietta Maria
1625
–
Cádiz
English fleet failed to capture
Spanish
fleet or take
Cadiz
More English troops died due to lack of
food
than enemy
gunfire
1627
– La Rochelle
Buckingham's
direct assault failed because the
ladders
were
too short to go over the wall
Buckingham's leadership of the military
POOR LEADERSHIP
– he doesn't have the
skills
or
capabilities
to lead a
military
and he always leads
failures
The English military
POOR leadership
,
poor training
, very
disorganised
and people
do not actually know what they are doing
The failure of
La Rochelle
was humiliating and gained
Buckingham
a
bad/worse reputation
and the
navy
& the
army
were seen as
poor