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Misconception , misrepresentation , and misaplication of the principles .
contradictory ; when , in the various revolutions of empires , we see the most
opposite effects produced by these very principles , what other conclusion can be
drawn ...
Misconception , misrepresentation , and misaplication of the principles .
contradictory ; when , in the various revolutions of empires , we see the most
opposite effects produced by these very principles , what other conclusion can be
drawn ...
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... countenance , and support the most extravagant and contradictory opinions ; fo
few or no political errors , treasons , rebellions , or usurpations have at any time
been attempted to be justified , but by appeale ing and resorting to the authority ...
... countenance , and support the most extravagant and contradictory opinions ; fo
few or no political errors , treasons , rebellions , or usurpations have at any time
been attempted to be justified , but by appeale ing and resorting to the authority ...
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The rights of the people are the most facred rights , that can be claimed , and
ought to be the most religiously preserved ; but they are also liable to the most
serious and alarming abuses , corruptio optimi pelima . Our own history fatally ...
The rights of the people are the most facred rights , that can be claimed , and
ought to be the most religiously preserved ; but they are also liable to the most
serious and alarming abuses , corruptio optimi pelima . Our own history fatally ...
Page 302
TT may be generally remarked , that the I difference or dispute between most
writers , is not so much about the prerogatives of the crown , as about the right
and title to them . I have already endeavoured to render my opinion upon this
matter ...
TT may be generally remarked , that the I difference or dispute between most
writers , is not so much about the prerogatives of the crown , as about the right
and title to them . I have already endeavoured to render my opinion upon this
matter ...
Page 398
The temporal lords , who in the ordinary course of nature have generally spent
the most active , spirited , and ambitious part of their lives as commoners , and
most frequently as members of the house of commons , and who at most times
have ...
The temporal lords , who in the ordinary course of nature have generally spent
the most active , spirited , and ambitious part of their lives as commoners , and
most frequently as members of the house of commons , and who at most times
have ...
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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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