Commentaries on the Laws of England: In Four Books, Nide 1Professional Books, 1982 - 485 sivua |
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Sivu 137
... these liberties were again afferted at the commencement of the present century , in the act of fettlement " , whereby the crown was limited to his prefent majefty's illuftrious house : and some new provifions were added , at the fame ...
... these liberties were again afferted at the commencement of the present century , in the act of fettlement " , whereby the crown was limited to his prefent majefty's illuftrious house : and some new provifions were added , at the fame ...
Sivu 139
... these regulations , it is declared by the statute i W. & M. ft . 2. c . 2 that the subje & hath a right to petition ; and that all commitments and profecu tions for fuch petitioning are illegal . 5. THE fifth and last auxiliary right of ...
... these regulations , it is declared by the statute i W. & M. ft . 2. c . 2 that the subje & hath a right to petition ; and that all commitments and profecu tions for fuch petitioning are illegal . 5. THE fifth and last auxiliary right of ...
Sivu 356
... These poor were principally of two forts : fick and impotent , and therefore unable to work ; idle and sturdy , and therefore able , but not willing , to exercise an honest employment . To pro- vide in fome measure for both of these ...
... These poor were principally of two forts : fick and impotent , and therefore unable to work ; idle and sturdy , and therefore able , but not willing , to exercise an honest employment . To pro- vide in fome measure for both of these ...
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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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