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But , at the same time , in terrorem , all is refer'd to a Parliament ( King , Lords , and Commons ) who , for extraordinary crimes against the publick good , may provide as unusual punishments , by that arbitrary power which is safely ...
But , at the same time , in terrorem , all is refer'd to a Parliament ( King , Lords , and Commons ) who , for extraordinary crimes against the publick good , may provide as unusual punishments , by that arbitrary power which is safely ...
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FIRST , Because so great and arbitrary a power as this , can never be suppos'd given by Three Estates to only one of them ; by which the lives and fortunes of all the subjects in England would be at the disposal of the Peers .
FIRST , Because so great and arbitrary a power as this , can never be suppos'd given by Three Estates to only one of them ; by which the lives and fortunes of all the subjects in England would be at the disposal of the Peers .
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... could not be so severe as perhaps some cases might deserve ) ill persons might be the more apprehensive of a Parliament's heavier and more arbitrary punishment , whenever they did any unusual crime to provoke it .
... could not be so severe as perhaps some cases might deserve ) ill persons might be the more apprehensive of a Parliament's heavier and more arbitrary punishment , whenever they did any unusual crime to provoke it .
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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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| Titel | Miscellanea from the Works of John Sheffield, Duke of Buckingham The Courtier's library |
| Autor/in | John Sheffield Duke of Buckingham |
| Verlag | Haworth Press, 1933 |
| Länge | 120 Seiten |
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