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The duty of in , human beings collectively or individually , low the inspira - who
stand in the same predicament of exclufive responsibility to their Creator . The
right , therefore , which each individual polfesses of this free and uninterrupted ...
The duty of in , human beings collectively or individually , low the inspira - who
stand in the same predicament of exclufive responsibility to their Creator . The
right , therefore , which each individual polfesses of this free and uninterrupted ...
Page 83
Every individual human being has not the rights and only a right , but is under an
indispensible ciety the same obligation to adopt that religious cult or as of
indivimode of worship , which , after due deliberation , in the sincerity of his heart
, he ...
Every individual human being has not the rights and only a right , but is under an
indispensible ciety the same obligation to adopt that religious cult or as of
indivimode of worship , which , after due deliberation , in the sincerity of his heart
, he ...
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The king ( or queen ) * of this realm , in The king to be whom the constitution
places the supreme ther in his naexecutive power , is to be considered either
political capa in the natural capacity of a human indiyi - city . dual , or in his
political ...
The king ( or queen ) * of this realm , in The king to be whom the constitution
places the supreme ther in his naexecutive power , is to be considered either
political capa in the natural capacity of a human indiyi - city . dual , or in his
political ...
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An act of parliament therefore is an act of the highest human authority , which can
be done in this or any other country ; for as I . have frequently before said , it is the
complete act of the representatives of the community or people , from whom ...
An act of parliament therefore is an act of the highest human authority , which can
be done in this or any other country ; for as I . have frequently before said , it is the
complete act of the representatives of the community or people , from whom ...
Page 507
Is it ' a contrivance of human wisdom , ' or of human craft to obtain money from a
nation under specious pretences ? Is it a thing neceffary to a nation ? If it is , in
what does that necessity consist , what services does it perform , what is its ...
Is it ' a contrivance of human wisdom , ' or of human craft to obtain money from a
nation under specious pretences ? Is it a thing neceffary to a nation ? If it is , in
what does that necessity consist , what services does it perform , what is its ...
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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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