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One case of this support was that of the five knights who refused to pay a forced loan to the King in 1627 and who , when imprisoned , appealed to the judges of the King's Bench for the right of release on bail .
One case of this support was that of the five knights who refused to pay a forced loan to the King in 1627 and who , when imprisoned , appealed to the judges of the King's Bench for the right of release on bail .
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King Charles's Appeal to the Judges for an Opinion Regarding the Legality of a General Ship Money Levy . 1637 REALIZING the danger inherent in taxing the entire realm for an item which had been traditionally limited to a particular ...
King Charles's Appeal to the Judges for an Opinion Regarding the Legality of a General Ship Money Levy . 1637 REALIZING the danger inherent in taxing the entire realm for an item which had been traditionally limited to a particular ...
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The judges ' decision in denying Godden's plea and dismissing the action against Hales , although legally sound according to the constitution , upset all the statutory defenses constructed by Parliament against a revival of monarchial ...
The judges ' decision in denying Godden's plea and dismissing the action against Hales , although legally sound according to the constitution , upset all the statutory defenses constructed by Parliament against a revival of monarchial ...
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England 14851509 Introduction | 11 |
Sir John Fortescue The Governance of England c 1470 | 12 |
Act of Succession 1485 | 13 |
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Crown and Parliament in Tudor-Stuart England: A Document Constitutional ... Paul L. Hughes Vista de fragmentos - 1959 |
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Crown and Parliament in Tudor-Stuart England: A Documentary Constitutional ... Paul L. Hughes,Robert F. Fries Vista de fragmentos - 1959 |
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| Título | Crown and Parliament in Tudor-Stuart England: A Documentary Constitutional History, 1485-1714 Religion and the law Selden Society publications & English legal history World constitutions illustrated |
| Editores | Paul L. Hughes, Robert F. Fries |
| Contribuidores | Paul L. Hughes, Robert F. Fries |
| Editor | G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1959 |
| N.º de páginas | 359 páginas |
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