:23:00
Though Strafford"s hand be
upon this warrant...
:23:04
...l see in this business, not the hand
of Strafford, but that of the king.
:23:11
My lord!
:23:13
l beseech you,
do not condemn this king too hastily.
:23:18
For l am persuaded he has
been ill-advised upon this course.
:23:22
ls not a king to be judged by those
from whom he seeks counsel?
:23:25
He is not!
:23:27
lt is not the function of this House
to sit in judgement upon this king.
:23:33
The fault lies with those people from
whom the king has sought counsel.
:23:37
l therefore move that
this House demands...
:23:43
...the arrest and impeachment
of the earl of Strafford...
:23:46
...upon a charge of high treason
against the people of this nation.
:23:54
Silence! Order!
:23:57
The motion has been proposed.
Let it be put now to the question.
:24:02
-ls the motion agreed?
-No!
:24:05
ln favour of the motion?
:24:07
Aye! Aye! Aye!
:24:10
The ayes have it.
:24:47
l think my Lord Strafford"s condition...
:24:50
...will soon be far happier than mine.