By the seventeenth century,the British Parliament considered itself supreme in the area of __________.

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By the seventeenth century, the British Parliament had established its authority in matters of taxation, asserting its right to levy taxes. This was a central issue in the conflicts between Parliament and the monarchy, leading to the English Civil War and the Glorious Revolution, which ultimately affirmed Parliament's supremacy in this area.

By the Seventeenth Century,the British Parliament Considered Itself Supreme in the Area