Elegant Extracts, Or, Useful and Entertaining Passages from the Best English Authors and Translations: Principally Designed for the Use of Young Persons, Volume 2S. Walker, 1826 - English letters |
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Page 135
... crown , nor exercised any func- and so difficult to choose the justest tion of royalty ; so that the interval side between the two houses that between the death of his father , and were contending for the crown . the usurpation of his ...
... crown , nor exercised any func- and so difficult to choose the justest tion of royalty ; so that the interval side between the two houses that between the death of his father , and were contending for the crown . the usurpation of his ...
Page 181
... crown , the peers , are of government and legislation what- equally legislative powers with the soever . They are the subjects of this commons . If taxation be a part of kingdom , equally entitled with your- simple legislation , the crown ...
... crown , the peers , are of government and legislation what- equally legislative powers with the soever . They are the subjects of this commons . If taxation be a part of kingdom , equally entitled with your- simple legislation , the crown ...
Page 191
... crown ; but I affirm it is not repealing this or tha act of they will make the crown not worth parliament ; it is not repealing a piece his wearing . I will not say that the of parchment , that can restore Ame- KING IS BETRAYED , but I ...
... crown ; but I affirm it is not repealing this or tha act of they will make the crown not worth parliament ; it is not repealing a piece his wearing . I will not say that the of parchment , that can restore Ame- KING IS BETRAYED , but I ...
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