THE MONTHLY REVIEW1763 |
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... Parliament , against the oppreffions of the Prelates of that time , in the Spiri- tual Court and Star Chamber , was , at the inftigation of LAUD , committed to the Fleet Prifon for life ; fentenced to pay a fine . of ten thousand pound ...
... Parliament , against the oppreffions of the Prelates of that time , in the Spiri- tual Court and Star Chamber , was , at the inftigation of LAUD , committed to the Fleet Prifon for life ; fentenced to pay a fine . of ten thousand pound ...
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... parliament to his family ; a fum which , though large in appearance , was fcarce more than the intrinsic value of the gold and filver medals , the ores , and precious ftones that were found in it ; befide his library , confifting of ...
... parliament to his family ; a fum which , though large in appearance , was fcarce more than the intrinsic value of the gold and filver medals , the ores , and precious ftones that were found in it ; befide his library , confifting of ...
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... the end of the laft parliament , 1761 , intended to be comprifed in eight vo- lumes , and now publishing feparately for the conveniency of the en / the public : a work which our readers must be RUFFHEAD'S Statutes at Large . 6r.
... the end of the laft parliament , 1761 , intended to be comprifed in eight vo- lumes , and now publishing feparately for the conveniency of the en / the public : a work which our readers must be RUFFHEAD'S Statutes at Large . 6r.
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... parliament were paffed ; and difplays the refpec- tive influence of the feveral orders of the ftate at different times ; the whole forming a fatisfactory and inftructive difqui- fition , at once fo pertinent and concife , as to evince ...
... parliament were paffed ; and difplays the refpec- tive influence of the feveral orders of the ftate at different times ; the whole forming a fatisfactory and inftructive difqui- fition , at once fo pertinent and concife , as to evince ...
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... parliament from the throne itfelf . He is , by no means , however , for having the laws which have been altered or repealed by fubfequent acts , left out of our ftatute books ; as by fuch means , he conceives pofterity might be greatly ...
... parliament from the throne itfelf . He is , by no means , however , for having the laws which have been altered or repealed by fubfequent acts , left out of our ftatute books ; as by fuch means , he conceives pofterity might be greatly ...
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