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Page 114
But if by the term magistrate , he means that executive magistratical power ,
which by the constitution is vested in the king or supreme executive power of the
state , and from him is derived to all subordinate civil magiftrates throughout the
realm ...
But if by the term magistrate , he means that executive magistratical power ,
which by the constitution is vested in the king or supreme executive power of the
state , and from him is derived to all subordinate civil magiftrates throughout the
realm ...
Page 205
... state of the most dreadful fermentation , and there could not be a stronger
necessity for efficient energy in the executive power of government , in order to
allay and counteract the ferment , which threatened the very subversion of the
nation .
... state of the most dreadful fermentation , and there could not be a stronger
necessity for efficient energy in the executive power of government , in order to
allay and counteract the ferment , which threatened the very subversion of the
nation .
Page 206
monarchy ; if , therefore , king James the Second did , as far as he could ,
annihilate or even suspend the operation of the supreme executive powers , it
must be allowed that he did all that he could to annihilate , for the time at least ,
the very ...
monarchy ; if , therefore , king James the Second did , as far as he could ,
annihilate or even suspend the operation of the supreme executive powers , it
must be allowed that he did all that he could to annihilate , for the time at least ,
the very ...
Page 210
The executive | Am now come to speak of the first branch 1 of the legislative
power of this realm , which the constitution has made the supreme executive
power of the state , and which it has vested in a single person , that is to say , in
that ...
The executive | Am now come to speak of the first branch 1 of the legislative
power of this realm , which the constitution has made the supreme executive
power of the state , and which it has vested in a single person , that is to say , in
that ...
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 ...
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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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