Commentaries on the Laws of England: In Four Books, Nide 1Professional Books, 1982 - 485 sivua |
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Sivu 174
... crown created fince 1705a , are capable of being elected or fitting as members ( 39 ) . 6. That no person having a pension under the crown during pleasure , or for any term of years , is capable of being elected or fitting . 7. That if ...
... crown created fince 1705a , are capable of being elected or fitting as members ( 39 ) . 6. That no person having a pension under the crown during pleasure , or for any term of years , is capable of being elected or fitting . 7. That if ...
Sivu 198
... crown , being the younger brother of king Edmund Ironfide , who had a fon Edward , firnamed ( from his exile ) the outlaw , ftill living . But this fon was then in Hungary ; and , the English having just shaken off the Danish yoke , it ...
... crown , being the younger brother of king Edmund Ironfide , who had a fon Edward , firnamed ( from his exile ) the outlaw , ftill living . But this fon was then in Hungary ; and , the English having just shaken off the Danish yoke , it ...
Sivu 203
... crown , as be- fore stated , fo in the reign of Henry IV . they actually exerted their right of new - fettling the fucceffion to the crown . And this was done by the statute 7 Hen . IV . c . 2. whereby it is enacted , " that the ...
... crown , as be- fore stated , fo in the reign of Henry IV . they actually exerted their right of new - fettling the fucceffion to the crown . And this was done by the statute 7 Hen . IV . c . 2. whereby it is enacted , " that the ...
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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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