Heads of the Proposals

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Heads of the Proposals was a constitutional manifesto drafted by the New Model Army in 1647 outlining a moderate settlement to end the English Civil War and reshape the governance of England.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf English Civil War document
constitutional manifesto
historical document
political proposal
addressedTo English Parliament NERFINISHED
King Charles I NERFINISHED
associatedWith Army Council NERFINISHED
English Parliament NERFINISHED
King Charles I NERFINISHED
New Model Army NERFINISHED
associatedWithEvent English Civil War NERFINISHED
Second English Civil War period
characterizedAs more conservative than the Levellers' proposals
comparedWith Agreement of the People NERFINISHED
concerns distribution of political power
parliamentary authority
religious toleration
royal prerogative
countryOfOrigin England
date 1647
draftedBy New Model Army NERFINISHED
draftedInYear 1647
genre political manifesto
hasContext negotiations between the New Model Army and King Charles I
political crisis of 1647
historicalSignificance early attempt to define a constitutional settlement in England
influenced later constitutional debates in England
language English
legalStatusAtTime proposal, not enacted law
locationDrafted England NERFINISHED
politicalPosition moderate
proposedFormOfGovernment constitutional monarchy
proposedLimitationOn royal authority
proposedReformOf electoral system
proposedReformOf religious settlement
proposedStrengtheningOf Parliament NERFINISHED
purpose to end the English Civil War
to outline a moderate political settlement
to reshape the governance of England
region Kingdom of England NERFINISHED
relatedTo New Model Army political program
Putney Debates NERFINISHED
subject civil–military relations
constitutional reform
religious policy in England
timePeriod 17th century
title Heads of the Proposals

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Putney Debates significantDocument Heads of the Proposals