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... without further inquiry , that these canons were universally put in practice , and , from such data , would never have ventured to infer that our English Councils and canons , laws and synods , had followed precisely the same course ...
... without further inquiry , that these canons were universally put in practice , and , from such data , would never have ventured to infer that our English Councils and canons , laws and synods , had followed precisely the same course ...
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of the King's age was one that thereafter all pleas should be used in English , and that all law cases , pleadings , sentences , decrees , judgments , and contracts , should be written and enrolled in the English or Latin tongue ...
of the King's age was one that thereafter all pleas should be used in English , and that all law cases , pleadings , sentences , decrees , judgments , and contracts , should be written and enrolled in the English or Latin tongue ...
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As the result of these circumstances , English commerce flourished immensely , and , in emulous alliance with that of Flanders , began to form another great centre for the general commerce of the world . It was still chiefly in the ...
As the result of these circumstances , English commerce flourished immensely , and , in emulous alliance with that of Flanders , began to form another great centre for the general commerce of the world . It was still chiefly in the ...
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