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Sir James Mackintosh , in his History of England , has the following remark : - “
Many parts of the Great Charter were pointed against the abuses of the power of
the King as Lord Paramount , and have lost their importance since the downfall of
...
Sir James Mackintosh , in his History of England , has the following remark : - “
Many parts of the Great Charter were pointed against the abuses of the power of
the King as Lord Paramount , and have lost their importance since the downfall of
...
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... beginning with perpetrators of capital crimes , gradually descended to
criminals of lesser magnitude , and deprived them of its advantage . The privilege
of sanctuary was abolished by statute in the reign of James I . , but “ Benefit of
Clergy ...
... beginning with perpetrators of capital crimes , gradually descended to
criminals of lesser magnitude , and deprived them of its advantage . The privilege
of sanctuary was abolished by statute in the reign of James I . , but “ Benefit of
Clergy ...
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163 as king , by many who found difficulty in getting over the divine right of James
II . Another statute reconstituted the Court of Star - Chamber , which long
afterwards exercised tyrannical authority over the community . It had existed
many ...
163 as king , by many who found difficulty in getting over the divine right of James
II . Another statute reconstituted the Court of Star - Chamber , which long
afterwards exercised tyrannical authority over the community . It had existed
many ...
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2 In the same year the lady Margaret , the king ' s eldest daughter , was espoused
to James , King of Scotland , through which marriage the crown , in the course of
time , devolved upon the Stuart kings . The Parliament gave him an aid of £36 ...
2 In the same year the lady Margaret , the king ' s eldest daughter , was espoused
to James , King of Scotland , through which marriage the crown , in the course of
time , devolved upon the Stuart kings . The Parliament gave him an aid of £36 ...
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| Titel | A Manual of the English Constitution: With a Review of Its Rise, Growth, and Present State |
| Autor/in | David Rowland |
| Verlag | John Murray, 1859 |
| Original von | Harvard University |
| Digitalisiert | 7. Okt. 2008 |
| Länge | 588 Seiten |
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