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Page 201
... acted ; they affected to preserve a femblance of succession , to recur for the ob
. jects of their election to the posterity of Charles and James , that respect and
loyalty might , with less violence to public sentiment , attach to the new sovereign
.
... acted ; they affected to preserve a femblance of succession , to recur for the ob
. jects of their election to the posterity of Charles and James , that respect and
loyalty might , with less violence to public sentiment , attach to the new sovereign
.
Page 324
If thereover sovereign fore for example , the two houses of parliament , or either
of them , had avowedly a right to animadvert on the king , or each other , or if the
king had a right to animadvert on either of the houses , that branch of the ...
If thereover sovereign fore for example , the two houses of parliament , or either
of them , had avowedly a right to animadvert on the king , or each other , or if the
king had a right to animadvert on either of the houses , that branch of the ...
Page 477
cannot natucannot release the allegiance nemo potest exuere patriam ; no one
can of himself throw off the duty of allegiance to his original native sovereign . As
no power , but that of parliament can naturalize , so it consequently appears clear
...
cannot natucannot release the allegiance nemo potest exuere patriam ; no one
can of himself throw off the duty of allegiance to his original native sovereign . As
no power , but that of parliament can naturalize , so it consequently appears clear
...
Page 480
... changes its sovereign . , « No subsequent acquisition of a country by any
prince or state , whether by conquest , inheritance , exchange , or purchase ,
shall give this right to those , who were born during the poffeffion of the former
sovereign .
... changes its sovereign . , « No subsequent acquisition of a country by any
prince or state , whether by conquest , inheritance , exchange , or purchase ,
shall give this right to those , who were born during the poffeffion of the former
sovereign .
Page 540
school of Geneva . . and that the most bloody , cruel , and ina human war , that
ever disgraced any nation , so very inveterate was their general Zisca against the
emperor , his lawful sovereign , that when he died he directed his skin to be ...
school of Geneva . . and that the most bloody , cruel , and ina human war , that
ever disgraced any nation , so very inveterate was their general Zisca against the
emperor , his lawful sovereign , that when he died he directed his skin to be ...
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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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