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Charles I gained wealth primarily through the collection of taxes and fees from his subjects, as well as through the sale of crown lands and monopolies. He also benefited from loans and financial support from wealthy subjects and merchants, often imposed under duress. Additionally, Charles sought to increase income through controversial measures, such as ship money, which was a tax levied on coastal towns regardless of whether they were at war. His financial strategies, however, often led to conflict with Parliament and contributed to the tensions that sparked the English Civil War.

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