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There never did , there never will , and there never can exist a parliament , or any
description of men , or any generation of men , in any country , poffefsed of the
right or the power of binding and controuling posterity to the end of time , or of ...
There never did , there never will , and there never can exist a parliament , or any
description of men , or any generation of men , in any country , poffefsed of the
right or the power of binding and controuling posterity to the end of time , or of ...
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to our old settled maxim , never entirely nor . at once to depart from antiquity . We
found these old institutions , on the whole , favourable to morality and discipline ;
and we thought they were susceptible of amendment , without altering the ...
to our old settled maxim , never entirely nor . at once to depart from antiquity . We
found these old institutions , on the whole , favourable to morality and discipline ;
and we thought they were susceptible of amendment , without altering the ...
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... God requires from them ,. which to follow the * I have never met with any writer ,
who [ 223 ) of the Supreme Head of the Church of England.
... God requires from them ,. which to follow the * I have never met with any writer ,
who [ 223 ) of the Supreme Head of the Church of England.
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And when he quotes the words of my lord Vaughan , he says , “ Whom I cite the
oftner , because every body remembers him , and it is very well known he was
never guilty of straining the king ' s prerogative too high . ” I wish not to charge
and ...
And when he quotes the words of my lord Vaughan , he says , “ Whom I cite the
oftner , because every body remembers him , and it is very well known he was
never guilty of straining the king ' s prerogative too high . ” I wish not to charge
and ...
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There never did , there never will , and there never can exist a parliament , or any
de scription of men , or any generation of men , in any country , poffeffed of the
right or the power of binding and controuling posterity to the end of time , or of ...
There never did , there never will , and there never can exist a parliament , or any
de scription of men , or any generation of men , in any country , poffeffed of the
right or the power of binding and controuling posterity to the end of time , or of ...
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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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