The Constitution of England ; Or, an Account of the English Government ; in which it is Compared, Both with the Republican Form of Government , and the Other Monarchies in EuropeG.G. and J. Robinson, Paternoster-row, 1796 - 522 стор. |
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... Legislature had profcribed , -and profcribed , England the doctrines of Tranfubftantiation and Purgatory , doctrines in themselves of no political but because the unlimited power of the Sovereign had always been made one of its prin ...
... Legislature had profcribed , -and profcribed , England the doctrines of Tranfubftantiation and Purgatory , doctrines in themselves of no political but because the unlimited power of the Sovereign had always been made one of its prin ...
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... Legislature has particularly for- bidden ; and the Prince who should profess it , is declared incapable of inheriting , poffeffing , or enjoy- ing the Crown of these Kingdoms . The King is the first Magiftrate ; but he can make no ...
... Legislature has particularly for- bidden ; and the Prince who should profess it , is declared incapable of inheriting , poffeffing , or enjoy- ing the Crown of these Kingdoms . The King is the first Magiftrate ; but he can make no ...
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... Legislature may , by its diffent , hinder its con- tinuance , Befides , the funds for the payment of this body of troops are to be raifed by taxes that never are established for more than one year * ; and it becomes likewife neceffary ...
... Legislature may , by its diffent , hinder its con- tinuance , Befides , the funds for the payment of this body of troops are to be raifed by taxes that never are established for more than one year * ; and it becomes likewife neceffary ...
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... Legislature . It receives its force from immemorial cuftom , and , for the most part , derives its origin from Acts of Parliament enacted in the times which immediately followed the Conqueft ( particularly those anterior to the time of ...
... Legislature . It receives its force from immemorial cuftom , and , for the most part , derives its origin from Acts of Parliament enacted in the times which immediately followed the Conqueft ( particularly those anterior to the time of ...
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... Legislature , they , in all cafes , fuperfede both the Common Law and all former Statutes , and the Judges must take cognizance of them , and decide in conformity to them , even though they had ' not been alledged by the parties * . The ...
... Legislature , they , in all cafes , fuperfede both the Common Law and all former Statutes , and the Judges must take cognizance of them , and decide in conformity to them , even though they had ' not been alledged by the parties * . The ...
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