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Page 162
Whereas , since , as Milton says , the institution of magistracy is jure divino , I
think I need not ufe argument to prove , that it is emphatically the duty of the
ministers of God , to enforce from his facred tribunal , the obligation of submitting
to their ...
Whereas , since , as Milton says , the institution of magistracy is jure divino , I
think I need not ufe argument to prove , that it is emphatically the duty of the
ministers of God , to enforce from his facred tribunal , the obligation of submitting
to their ...
Page 314
The duties of the crown may be altered by the legislature . change in the laws of
the realm without the consent of the ... king is a free afsenting party , and
therefore he cannot be injured by the imposition of any new duty ; Polenti non fit
injuria .
The duties of the crown may be altered by the legislature . change in the laws of
the realm without the consent of the ... king is a free afsenting party , and
therefore he cannot be injured by the imposition of any new duty ; Polenti non fit
injuria .
Page 317
This reciprocal duty of the subject will be considered in its proper place ; at pre.
sent we are only to observe , that in the king ' s part of this original contract are
expressed all the duties , that a monarch can owe to his people , viz . to govern ...
This reciprocal duty of the subject will be considered in its proper place ; at pre.
sent we are only to observe , that in the king ' s part of this original contract are
expressed all the duties , that a monarch can owe to his people , viz . to govern ...
Page 482
When the general original duty and submission of the members of this community
are called into action , the constitution , which has concentered and deposited the
collective majesty of the whole people in the executive power , directs and ...
When the general original duty and submission of the members of this community
are called into action , the constitution , which has concentered and deposited the
collective majesty of the whole people in the executive power , directs and ...
Page 607
They intreated to be admitted all together to have a formal audience of his
majesty ; where they presented their duties , and ... informed the people of their
duty ; of those who the restoration . the whole series and which , Levellers in th
607 -
They intreated to be admitted all together to have a formal audience of his
majesty ; where they presented their duties , and ... informed the people of their
duty ; of those who the restoration . the whole series and which , Levellers in th
607 -
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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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