A Collection of Scarce and Valuable Tracts, on the Most Interesting and Entertaining Subjects: But Chiefly Such as Relate to the History and Constitution of These Kingdoms, Volume 3F. Cogan, 1750 |
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Page 128
... Magistrate should be fitted to the Laws that are in being , than that thofe Laws fhould be fitted unto him . Thirdly , The People legally affembled in Parliament , having confidered of what Title was beft for the fupreme Magiftrate ...
... Magistrate should be fitted to the Laws that are in being , than that thofe Laws fhould be fitted unto him . Thirdly , The People legally affembled in Parliament , having confidered of what Title was beft for the fupreme Magiftrate ...
Page 153
... Magistrate to any People : To which may be added , that if the Kingship has been caft out by many Providences , your Highnefs's accepting it , will fhew , that it is restored at least by as many more as have happened in Reference ...
... Magistrate to any People : To which may be added , that if the Kingship has been caft out by many Providences , your Highnefs's accepting it , will fhew , that it is restored at least by as many more as have happened in Reference ...
Page 198
... Magistrates did remain to them undoubtedly and intirely ... ུ ར ། ཟབ ། All thefe Things being cleared and open , they expected to be restored to the free Exercife of their Election in their accustomed Manner . They were ftill kept off ...
... Magistrates did remain to them undoubtedly and intirely ... ུ ར ། ཟབ ། All thefe Things being cleared and open , they expected to be restored to the free Exercife of their Election in their accustomed Manner . They were ftill kept off ...
Page 234
... Magistrate ; not that he wanted a Reach of Understanding , and with a prompt Comprehenfion of Things a clear and diftinguishing Judgment ; but his ambitious and reftlefs Spirit , fuitably lodged in a ftrong and vigorous Body , al- ways ...
... Magistrate ; not that he wanted a Reach of Understanding , and with a prompt Comprehenfion of Things a clear and diftinguishing Judgment ; but his ambitious and reftlefs Spirit , fuitably lodged in a ftrong and vigorous Body , al- ways ...
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