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... taken a decifive part in the agitation of the question : a question the most
elevated , dignified , and important , that can employ the mind of man , as it most
essentially affects his happiness , welfare , and existence , in this state of
mortality .
... taken a decifive part in the agitation of the question : a question the most
elevated , dignified , and important , that can employ the mind of man , as it most
essentially affects his happiness , welfare , and existence , in this state of
mortality .
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It would be nugatory to question the reality of this original contract , * because the
particular time and place , when and where it was entered into , cannot be named
, nor the written charter or document , in which it is expressed , be produced ...
It would be nugatory to question the reality of this original contract , * because the
particular time and place , when and where it was entered into , cannot be named
, nor the written charter or document , in which it is expressed , be produced ...
Page 291
I should therefore think this question The true meaning of the quero politically ,
legally , philosophically , and theologi - tion and its focally resolved by the
following answer : The kingdom of England acknowledges no independent right ,
either ...
I should therefore think this question The true meaning of the quero politically ,
legally , philosophically , and theologi - tion and its focally resolved by the
following answer : The kingdom of England acknowledges no independent right ,
either ...
Page 345
the dispensing power has been declared unconftitutional , an opinion upon the
old legal question may be now hazarded without a fhadow of displeasure or
offence . I shall do it by way of illustration of the principle , that the fovereignty of
power ...
the dispensing power has been declared unconftitutional , an opinion upon the
old legal question may be now hazarded without a fhadow of displeasure or
offence . I shall do it by way of illustration of the principle , that the fovereignty of
power ...
Page 473
To question whether in our constitution the pasive obedience and non -
resistance of the subject be to be maintained , is substantially to question
whether the law can bind the community and its members to submission . And
this is a question ...
To question whether in our constitution the pasive obedience and non -
resistance of the subject be to be maintained , is substantially to question
whether the law can bind the community and its members to submission . And
this is a question ...
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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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