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Page 175
... both houses came to this resolution , That king James the Second , having
endeavoured to subvert the constitution of the kingdom , by breaking the original
contraŁt between king and people , and , by the advice of jesuits and other
wicked ...
... both houses came to this resolution , That king James the Second , having
endeavoured to subvert the constitution of the kingdom , by breaking the original
contraŁt between king and people , and , by the advice of jesuits and other
wicked ...
Page 290
By whom it was determined negatively , that the bishop of Rome had no more
power of right in the kingdom of England ; than any other foreign bishop . Which
being restified and returned under the hands and feals respectively ( the originals
...
By whom it was determined negatively , that the bishop of Rome had no more
power of right in the kingdom of England ; than any other foreign bishop . Which
being restified and returned under the hands and feals respectively ( the originals
...
Page 374
... to be personally present in all parliaments whatsoever , as peers of the
kingdom , and there to consult , treat of , ordain , constitute , and determine of the
affairs of the kingdom , and other things there usually treated of , together with the
rest ...
... to be personally present in all parliaments whatsoever , as peers of the
kingdom , and there to consult , treat of , ordain , constitute , and determine of the
affairs of the kingdom , and other things there usually treated of , together with the
rest ...
Page 390
great superintending court of justice in his own palace , to receive appeals
criminal and civil from every court in the kingdom , and placed at the head of it the
capitalis justiciarius totius Anglić , of whose original authority the chief justice of
this ...
great superintending court of justice in his own palace , to receive appeals
criminal and civil from every court in the kingdom , and placed at the head of it the
capitalis justiciarius totius Anglić , of whose original authority the chief justice of
this ...
Page 481
... and the uniting of the kingdoms by descent subsequent cannot make him a
subject to that crown , to which he was an alien at the time of his birth ; so albeit
the kingdom ( which Almighty God of his infinite goodness and mercy divert )
should ...
... and the uniting of the kingdoms by descent subsequent cannot make him a
subject to that crown , to which he was an alien at the time of his birth ; so albeit
the kingdom ( which Almighty God of his infinite goodness and mercy divert )
should ...
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Bibliographic information
| 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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