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... the commons of England , to grant aids and supplies to his majesty in any
manner they think most easy to themselves and the people ; and they ( also ) are
the sole judges of the measure , manner , and time of granting and raising the
same .
... the commons of England , to grant aids and supplies to his majesty in any
manner they think most easy to themselves and the people ; and they ( also ) are
the sole judges of the measure , manner , and time of granting and raising the
same .
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Fifthly — By virtue of the said royal charter , the proprietaries are invested with a
power of doing every thing “ which unto a complete establishment of justice , unto
courts and tribunals , forms of judicature , and manner of proceedings , do ...
Fifthly — By virtue of the said royal charter , the proprietaries are invested with a
power of doing every thing “ which unto a complete establishment of justice , unto
courts and tribunals , forms of judicature , and manner of proceedings , do ...
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... bers superadded in the manner just recited ; Nor does any thing material occur
in the extraordinary for an occasional law they passyears 1698 , 1699 , till the
arrival of the pro- ed at the instance of the governor and counprietary from
England ...
... bers superadded in the manner just recited ; Nor does any thing material occur
in the extraordinary for an occasional law they passyears 1698 , 1699 , till the
arrival of the pro- ed at the instance of the governor and counprietary from
England ...
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These , therefore , were fore , ( continued he in the most captivatin to be first
despatched ; and , accordingly , a style and manner that ever was made use of
bill for the effectual establishment and con- since all men are mortal , of some
suitable ...
These , therefore , were fore , ( continued he in the most captivatin to be first
despatched ; and , accordingly , a style and manner that ever was made use of
bill for the effectual establishment and con- since all men are mortal , of some
suitable ...
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... and from the visitation money acts passed by Keith , she reprimanded of which
, no system of politics , morals , or rehim for passing them ; and in a manner forbid
ligion , hath as yet been able to preserve manhim to pass any more . kind .
... and from the visitation money acts passed by Keith , she reprimanded of which
, no system of politics , morals , or rehim for passing them ; and in a manner forbid
ligion , hath as yet been able to preserve manhim to pass any more . kind .
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| Título | Memoirs of Benjamin Franklin, Volumen 2 Memoirs of Benjamin Franklin, Benjamin Franklin |
| Autor | Benjamin Franklin |
| Editor | William Duane |
| Editor | M'Carty & Davis, 1840 |
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