Commentaries on the Laws of England: In Four Books, Nide 1Professional Books, 1982 - 485 sivua |
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Sivu 139
... consent , or that of his representa- tives in parliament . By the ftatute 25 Edw . I. c . 5. and 6 . it is provided , that the king shall not take any aids or tasks , but by the common affent of the realm . And what that common affent ...
... consent , or that of his representa- tives in parliament . By the ftatute 25 Edw . I. c . 5. and 6 . it is provided , that the king shall not take any aids or tasks , but by the common affent of the realm . And what that common affent ...
Sivu 223
... consent of the king , affigns this reason for it ( 12 ) ; " because the disparagement of " the queen fhall give greater comfort and example to other " ladies of eftate , who are of the blood royal , more lightly to " difparage ...
... consent of the king , affigns this reason for it ( 12 ) ; " because the disparagement of " the queen fhall give greater comfort and example to other " ladies of eftate , who are of the blood royal , more lightly to " difparage ...
Sivu 425
... consent , or make a special bargain . 2. ANOTHER fpecies of fervants are called apprentices , ( from apprendre , to learn , ) and are usually bound for a term of years , by deed indented or indentures , to ferve their masters , and be ...
... consent , or make a special bargain . 2. ANOTHER fpecies of fervants are called apprentices , ( from apprendre , to learn , ) and are usually bound for a term of years , by deed indented or indentures , to ferve their masters , and be ...
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Of the NATURE of Laws in general | 35 |
Of the LAWS of ENGLAND | 62 |
Of the COUNTRIES fubject to the Laws | 93 |
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