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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... Authority with the Duke . The Govenor advis'd him in the strongest terms to avoid kneeling to the Host , if he should meet it in a proces- sion ; representing it as an act of direct idolatry , which a Protestant ought to suffer death ...
... Authority with the Duke . The Govenor advis'd him in the strongest terms to avoid kneeling to the Host , if he should meet it in a proces- sion ; representing it as an act of direct idolatry , which a Protestant ought to suffer death ...
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... authority given them by this clause . Whereas it was wholly unnecessary , in case an Act of Parliament was meant ; because a King , Lords , and Commons ( who must all join to pass an Act ) have need of no such clause either to empower ...
... authority given them by this clause . Whereas it was wholly unnecessary , in case an Act of Parliament was meant ; because a King , Lords , and Commons ( who must all join to pass an Act ) have need of no such clause either to empower ...
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... authority ; by which it is not hard to guess how it comes to be encourag'd . ADD to this also , that supposing it were fit to enlarge their power of judging any new offence , why should not the same Parliament which first determines ...
... authority ; by which it is not hard to guess how it comes to be encourag'd . ADD to this also , that supposing it were fit to enlarge their power of judging any new offence , why should not the same Parliament which first determines ...
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