In this TL James is not an absoulute Monarch and gives more rights to parliment thus butterfling away the Glorious revoulution....this is my first Britwank hope everybody would watch it, The Stuarts shall hold the English crown!!!!!!!!
In August 1685 tensions were growing beetween King James and Parliment
Over the standing army and creation of more catholic regiments but John decided to compromise, He promised Parliment that the standing army would be disbanded but in return the
test act must be repealed and Catholics and Protestants should have an equal right to the military on the views of Relegious discrimination and his advocation for a Tolerant England.... In return he wouldn't elect the catholic regiments. Parliment was assured now, although they did not like Catholics in the army they agreed to his demands and thus Parliment continued in England.... James read the works of Voltaire and Hobbes and was deeply attracted to them, he had been an advocator of absoulute Monarchy but some of their ideas made sense, However James did not want to lose his power, his divine right to Rule, Also James was growing weary of the dissent growing in his Dominion of New England and realized revolts would occur so he had his previous standing army that was about to disband board these ships and sail for the Americas in order to enforce his policies....... Parliment was even kore reassured that James would not dissolve them, became more close with James although he was catholic and people in the Anglican church started having second thoughts about the mistreatment of Christians, However this did not bode well in Massachusetts where the Puritans were enraged at what was occuring however Pennsilvania under the Quakers was rejoicing... In order to further ease the people James made a proclamation where he created the famous law of relegious freedom, All Christians regardless of their religion are herby tolerated in the English domains and have the rights of an English citizen, but they must swear an oath of complete and utter loyalty to Parliment and the English crown.... For decades England had gone through relegious unrest yet this king was planning to end it, Soon James was no longer hated but in the colonies due to his raising of taxes dissenters were growing....
In August 1685 tensions were growing beetween King James and Parliment
Over the standing army and creation of more catholic regiments but John decided to compromise, He promised Parliment that the standing army would be disbanded but in return the
test act must be repealed and Catholics and Protestants should have an equal right to the military on the views of Relegious discrimination and his advocation for a Tolerant England.... In return he wouldn't elect the catholic regiments. Parliment was assured now, although they did not like Catholics in the army they agreed to his demands and thus Parliment continued in England.... James read the works of Voltaire and Hobbes and was deeply attracted to them, he had been an advocator of absoulute Monarchy but some of their ideas made sense, However James did not want to lose his power, his divine right to Rule, Also James was growing weary of the dissent growing in his Dominion of New England and realized revolts would occur so he had his previous standing army that was about to disband board these ships and sail for the Americas in order to enforce his policies....... Parliment was even kore reassured that James would not dissolve them, became more close with James although he was catholic and people in the Anglican church started having second thoughts about the mistreatment of Christians, However this did not bode well in Massachusetts where the Puritans were enraged at what was occuring however Pennsilvania under the Quakers was rejoicing... In order to further ease the people James made a proclamation where he created the famous law of relegious freedom, All Christians regardless of their religion are herby tolerated in the English domains and have the rights of an English citizen, but they must swear an oath of complete and utter loyalty to Parliment and the English crown.... For decades England had gone through relegious unrest yet this king was planning to end it, Soon James was no longer hated but in the colonies due to his raising of taxes dissenters were growing....
