<P> The York House conference of 1626 saw battle lines start to be drawn up . Opponents cast doubt on the political loyalties of the Puritans, equating their beliefs with resistance theory . In their preaching, Arminians began to take a royalist line . Abbot was deprived of effective power in 1627, in a quarrel with the king over Robert Sibthorpe, one such royalist cleric . Richard Montagu was made Bishop of Chichester in 1628 . </P> <P> The Anglo - French War (1627--1629) was also a military failure . Parliament called for Buckingham's replacement, but Charles stuck by him . Parliament went on to pass the Petition of Right, a declaration of Parliament's rights . Charles accepted the Petition, though this did not lead to a change in his behaviour . </P> <P> In August 1628, Buckingham was assassinated by a disillusioned soldier, John Felton . Public reaction angered Charles . When Parliament resumed sitting in January 1629, Charles was met with outrage over the case of John Rolle, an MP who had been prosecuted for failing to pay Tonnage and Poundage . John Finch, the Speaker of the House of Commons, was held down in the Speaker's Chair in order to allow the House to pass a resolution condemning the king . </P> <P> Charles determined to rule without calling a parliament, thus initiating the period known as his Personal Rule (1629--1640). This period saw the ascendancy of Laudianism in England . </P>

How did parliament upset the king prior to the personal rule
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