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BESIDES these two opinions of that clause in the Act of 25 EDWARD III , there is another interpretation of it ; which supposes , that it neither meant there should be an Act of Parliament to declare a new treason , nor that one House of ...
BESIDES these two opinions of that clause in the Act of 25 EDWARD III , there is another interpretation of it ; which supposes , that it neither meant there should be an Act of Parliament to declare a new treason , nor that one House of ...
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THIRDLY , Tho ' it must be confess'd , that by the word ( Parliament ) is sometimes meant only the House of Lords ; as when causes are said to be brought into Parliament , or the like ; yet that is only because the other House has ...
THIRDLY , Tho ' it must be confess'd , that by the word ( Parliament ) is sometimes meant only the House of Lords ; as when causes are said to be brought into Parliament , or the like ; yet that is only because the other House has ...
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THE other interpretation of this clause was , That both Houses were meant by the word ( Parliament ) for ... and it had been giving too great an authority to one House only , viz . the House of Lords ; and therefore the meaning must ...
THE other interpretation of this clause was , That both Houses were meant by the word ( Parliament ) for ... and it had been giving too great an authority to one House only , viz . the House of Lords ; and therefore the meaning must ...
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A SHORT LIFE OF THE DUKE | 11 |
Loves SLAVERY AND OTHER POEMS page | 27 |
ON FRIENDSHIP page | 65 |
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