The Parliamentary History of England from the Earliest Period to the Year 1803: From which Last-mentioned Epoch it is Continued Downwards in the Work Entitled "Hansard's Parliamentary Debates.", Band 15Johnson Reprint, 1813 |
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... crown and the commons united together . But why should I say the crown and the commons ? The commons , Sir , have no power , no constitutional being , but what they have by their representa- tives , in this House ; and if we consider ...
... crown and the commons united together . But why should I say the crown and the commons ? The commons , Sir , have no power , no constitutional being , but what they have by their representa- tives , in this House ; and if we consider ...
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... crown had too great a power as to the summoning of those peers who were to ap- pear and vote at such trials ; but it must likewise be granted , that by this law the body of peers have got a power of protect- ing any one of their number ...
... crown had too great a power as to the summoning of those peers who were to ap- pear and vote at such trials ; but it must likewise be granted , that by this law the body of peers have got a power of protect- ing any one of their number ...
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... crown , may at this age be seduced to marry a creature without possibility of avoiding such a marriage by any law now in being . Then with regard to the female sex , a girl just turned of 12 years of age , may be se- duced to marry the ...
... crown , may at this age be seduced to marry a creature without possibility of avoiding such a marriage by any law now in being . Then with regard to the female sex , a girl just turned of 12 years of age , may be se- duced to marry the ...
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... crown to put the whole military power of the kingdom into their hands ; whereas in former times they could only get that part of it which they separately possessed , and if the crown preserved or recovered the affections of the people ...
... crown to put the whole military power of the kingdom into their hands ; whereas in former times they could only get that part of it which they separately possessed , and if the crown preserved or recovered the affections of the people ...
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... crown itself has no power to issue any such order or direc- tion , or to inflict any legal punishment upon them , should they refuse to obey . But now , Sir , supposing that these two noble and learned lords should at your de- sire ...
... crown itself has no power to issue any such order or direc- tion , or to inflict any legal punishment upon them , should they refuse to obey . But now , Sir , supposing that these two noble and learned lords should at your de- sire ...
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