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Every succeeding age must necessarily have the advantages of observation and
experience ; but beyond these I can discover no traits , that mark the superiority of
the present age above any that have preceded it * . The more closely we .
Every succeeding age must necessarily have the advantages of observation and
experience ; but beyond these I can discover no traits , that mark the superiority of
the present age above any that have preceded it * . The more closely we .
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( which repeals Repealed by the terrible law ) begins with a mild and merciful
preamble , and mentions that act of King H . VIII . which as this act of E . VI . does
prudently observe , might seem to men of foreign realms , and to many of the king
' s ...
( which repeals Repealed by the terrible law ) begins with a mild and merciful
preamble , and mentions that act of King H . VIII . which as this act of E . VI . does
prudently observe , might seem to men of foreign realms , and to many of the king
' s ...
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The progressive It is curious to observe and attend to the consequence of
progression of consequence and importance , which the commoners acquired in
the state . · * " . In the seventeenth of king John , A . D . 1215 , the barons
obtained a ...
The progressive It is curious to observe and attend to the consequence of
progression of consequence and importance , which the commoners acquired in
the state . · * " . In the seventeenth of king John , A . D . 1215 , the barons
obtained a ...
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peculiar law , called the lex et consuetudo parliamenti ; a law , which Sir Edward
Coke observes , is “ ab omnibus ... It will be sufficient to observe , that the whole
of the law and custom of parliament has its original from this one maxim ; “ That ...
peculiar law , called the lex et consuetudo parliamenti ; a law , which Sir Edward
Coke observes , is “ ab omnibus ... It will be sufficient to observe , that the whole
of the law and custom of parliament has its original from this one maxim ; “ That ...
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... who shall diligently observe the distempers and conjunctions of time , the
ambition , pride , and folly of persons , and the sudden growth of wickedness ,
from want of care and circumfpection in the first impressions , will find all these
miseries ...
... who shall diligently observe the distempers and conjunctions of time , the
ambition , pride , and folly of persons , and the sudden growth of wickedness ,
from want of care and circumfpection in the first impressions , will find all these
miseries ...
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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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