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... king , a court , an expensive civil list , and kingly prerogatives , which are so many difficulties in the way of the sove- reign power which is supposed to reside in the nation . Such a government must necessarily clash with the old ...
... king , a court , an expensive civil list , and kingly prerogatives , which are so many difficulties in the way of the sove- reign power which is supposed to reside in the nation . Such a government must necessarily clash with the old ...
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... king was the head of a traitor . There stands Westminster Hall , which who can look upon , and not tremble to think how time , and change , and death , confound the counsels of the wise , and beat down the weapons of the mighty ? How ...
... king was the head of a traitor . There stands Westminster Hall , which who can look upon , and not tremble to think how time , and change , and death , confound the counsels of the wise , and beat down the weapons of the mighty ? How ...
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... king his ancient and most lawful power touching the order of knighthood ? Had they not provided that , after their dis- solution , triennial parliaments should be holden , and that their own power should continue till of their great ...
... king his ancient and most lawful power touching the order of knighthood ? Had they not provided that , after their dis- solution , triennial parliaments should be holden , and that their own power should continue till of their great ...
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... king the Petition of Right , wherein were set down all the most valuable privileges of the people of this realm . Did not Charles accept it ? Did he not declare it to be law ? Was it not as fully enacted as ever were any of those bills ...
... king the Petition of Right , wherein were set down all the most valuable privileges of the people of this realm . Did not Charles accept it ? Did he not declare it to be law ? Was it not as fully enacted as ever were any of those bills ...
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... king , he would sacredly preserve their rights . He had pawned those solemn pledges , and pawned them again and again ; but when had he redeemed them ? Upon my faith , Upon my sacred word , ' - Upon the honour of a prince , came so ...
... king , he would sacredly preserve their rights . He had pawned those solemn pledges , and pawned them again and again ; but when had he redeemed them ? Upon my faith , Upon my sacred word , ' - Upon the honour of a prince , came so ...
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