So in the parliament of 1625, when John Pym, Elliot and Wentworth represented a personal attack on Buckingham, Charles imprisoned them and dissolved parliament. The imprisoning of three MPs infuriated parliament furthermore, as they felt Buckingham had too much influence on Charles, and he in turn did nothing about it, rather made it worse by saving him...
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Buckingham was not a strong commander and failed to accomplish any victories in foreign policy. The autumn of 1626 saw the failure of the expedition to Cadiz, the fleet crept home in humiliation; it had achieved nothing at a huge cost which parliament had paid. Consequently, parliament would become increasingly tight-fisted with the handing out of subsidies to the crown, as Charles discovers in the parliaments to come...
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