The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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... king's parliament , the parliament depends upon the king , is his creature , and at his difpofal . This inference will carry us very far ; for all people are called the King's people are we then to conclude that they live through his ...
... king's parliament , the parliament depends upon the king , is his creature , and at his difpofal . This inference will carry us very far ; for all people are called the King's people are we then to conclude that they live through his ...
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... king ; he was thus in a fituation to legalife the parliament , and make himself king , by au- thority of that parliament . This proceeding was taken as a model , in ftatute 6 Ann . c . 7. which , as has been obferved , makes it penai to ...
... king ; he was thus in a fituation to legalife the parliament , and make himself king , by au- thority of that parliament . This proceeding was taken as a model , in ftatute 6 Ann . c . 7. which , as has been obferved , makes it penai to ...
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... king that fuppofed privilege , they meant nothing more than to impofe upon him the obligation of affenting , without ... king's behaviour we will extract from this part of the work . M. de la Devèfe threw himfelf on his knees before ...
... king that fuppofed privilege , they meant nothing more than to impofe upon him the obligation of affenting , without ... king's behaviour we will extract from this part of the work . M. de la Devèfe threw himfelf on his knees before ...
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