Miscellanea from the Works of John Sheffield: Earl of Mulgrave, Marquis of Normanby and Duke of BuckinghamHaworth Press, 1933 - 114 Seiten |
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... STATUTE OF TREASONS I AM sensible it becomes me to be very circumspect , when I advance any thing that is singular in a part of learning , in which I have been so little conversant : I shall only therefore propose my opinions , with the ...
... STATUTE OF TREASONS I AM sensible it becomes me to be very circumspect , when I advance any thing that is singular in a part of learning , in which I have been so little conversant : I shall only therefore propose my opinions , with the ...
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... statute ; and yet will not allow a design of levying war to be so . For the only reason which he gives him- self , why those first designs are within the statute , is the great danger a King must needs be in , when so deposed or ...
... statute ; and yet will not allow a design of levying war to be so . For the only reason which he gives him- self , why those first designs are within the statute , is the great danger a King must needs be in , when so deposed or ...
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... Statute , if consenting to be enjoyed : But I see no ground for that opinion , except HENRY the Eighth's practice ; there being not a word of it in this Act . AND because the Act provides no punish- ment for a Queen , nor for either of ...
... Statute , if consenting to be enjoyed : But I see no ground for that opinion , except HENRY the Eighth's practice ; there being not a word of it in this Act . AND because the Act provides no punish- ment for a Queen , nor for either of ...
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