Cobbett's Political Register, Volumes 25-26William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 25
... Cortes ; as also those who are compre- The power of making laws is in the Cortes , hended in Art . 21. — 31 . For every seventy with the King . - 16 . The power of execut - thousand souls of population , consisting of ing the laws is in ...
... Cortes ; as also those who are compre- The power of making laws is in the Cortes , hended in Art . 21. — 31 . For every seventy with the King . - 16 . The power of execut - thousand souls of population , consisting of ing the laws is in ...
Page 27
... Cortes , in the manner and be a member of the Cortes , it is also ne form directed by the laws for its interior ` cessary to possess a sufficient real and per - government .--- 129 . During the sessions of sonal property - 95 . The ...
... Cortes , in the manner and be a member of the Cortes , it is also ne form directed by the laws for its interior ` cessary to possess a sufficient real and per - government .--- 129 . During the sessions of sonal property - 95 . The ...
Page 31
... Cortes in promulgating the laws : N. by the shall consist of the same deputies as those grace of God , and Constitution of the Spa- which are chosen for the regular Cortes nish Monarchy , King of all Spain , de during the two years of ...
... Cortes in promulgating the laws : N. by the shall consist of the same deputies as those grace of God , and Constitution of the Spa- which are chosen for the regular Cortes nish Monarchy , King of all Spain , de during the two years of ...
Contents
Traitors in Canada 12 | 11 |
Abuse of Austria | 33 |
Answer to the Bourbon Proclamation | 65 |
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