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 - Всего страниц: 522 |
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... confiderable part of the years of which your reign is to be composed : that the part which now opens before your Majesty , may be attend- ed with a degree of fatisfaction proportion- ate to your Majefty's public and private virtues , to ...
... confiderable part of the years of which your reign is to be composed : that the part which now opens before your Majesty , may be attend- ed with a degree of fatisfaction proportion- ate to your Majefty's public and private virtues , to ...
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... confiderable authority . They were far from enjoying those extensive privileges which , in these days , conftitute the House of Commons a collateral part of the Government : they were in those times called up only to pro- vide for the ...
... confiderable authority . They were far from enjoying those extensive privileges which , in these days , conftitute the House of Commons a collateral part of the Government : they were in those times called up only to pro- vide for the ...
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... confiderable effects . In fpite of his reluctance , and after many evafions unworthy of fo great a King , Edward was obliged to confirm the Great Charter ; he even confirmed it eleven times in the courfe of his reign . It was more- over ...
... confiderable effects . In fpite of his reluctance , and after many evafions unworthy of fo great a King , Edward was obliged to confirm the Great Charter ; he even confirmed it eleven times in the courfe of his reign . It was more- over ...
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... confiderable at pre- fent , when it is requifite only to fupport it . There might be the danger , that , if the Parlia- ment should ever exert their privilege to its full extent , the Prince , reduced to defpair , might refort to fatal ...
... confiderable at pre- fent , when it is requifite only to fupport it . There might be the danger , that , if the Parlia- ment should ever exert their privilege to its full extent , the Prince , reduced to defpair , might refort to fatal ...
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... confider- able , yet it cannot be faid , that liberty is , after all , in any high degree endangered ; because , should ever the Executive Power turn against the Nation a ftrength which ought to be employed folely for its defence , this ...
... confider- able , yet it cannot be faid , that liberty is , after all , in any high degree endangered ; because , should ever the Executive Power turn against the Nation a ftrength which ought to be employed folely for its defence , this ...
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