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The grievance was , that ap - Complaints of certain griey . peals should be made
to Rome ; that provicivil establish sions should come from thence ; in a word ,
ment of religio that all causes should be carried to a foreign tribunal , and that
such ...
The grievance was , that ap - Complaints of certain griey . peals should be made
to Rome ; that provicivil establish sions should come from thence ; in a word ,
ment of religio that all causes should be carried to a foreign tribunal , and that
such ...
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Francis Plowden. should be circumscribed within certain bounds ; but it was
indifferent where those boundaries should be fixed . The apostles therefore took
the limits already laid out for them , and accordingly settled churches , and either
( Tit ...
Francis Plowden. should be circumscribed within certain bounds ; but it was
indifferent where those boundaries should be fixed . The apostles therefore took
the limits already laid out for them , and accordingly settled churches , and either
( Tit ...
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above the rest , which should be the glory of the nation ; and that , to add majesty
, it should the general be crowned with a crown of pure gold , personne adorned
with the richest gems , as caput regni ; that to this crown there should be ...
above the rest , which should be the glory of the nation ; and that , to add majesty
, it should the general be crowned with a crown of pure gold , personne adorned
with the richest gems , as caput regni ; that to this crown there should be ...
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That the house of lords , General end besides their part in the legislature , should
th and spirit of the house of be invested with , and should have , as inter . pe
woven in their constitution , these special powers and privileges , viz . that their
right ...
That the house of lords , General end besides their part in the legislature , should
th and spirit of the house of be invested with , and should have , as inter . pe
woven in their constitution , these special powers and privileges , viz . that their
right ...
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granting , or denying aids or monies for the public service , and should have the
first commencement and consideration , and the sole modelling in their house not
only of all laws for imposing taxes , and levying and raising aids or money upon ...
granting , or denying aids or monies for the public service , and should have the
first commencement and consideration , and the sole modelling in their house not
only of all laws for imposing taxes , and levying and raising aids or money upon ...
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| Title | Iura Anglorum |
| Author | Francis Plowden |
| Publisher | E. and R. Brooke, Bell-Yard, Temple-Bar, 1792 |
| Original from | the Bavarian State Library |
| Digitized | 5 Jul 2010 |
| Length | 620 pages |
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