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And the Lord Godolphin reported , that the committee had gone through the bill without any amendment , and that the committee think fit there should be some entry made in the books upon occasion of passing the last clause in the bill .
And the Lord Godolphin reported , that the committee had gone through the bill without any amendment , and that the committee think fit there should be some entry made in the books upon occasion of passing the last clause in the bill .
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Which resolution his Majesty will likewise hold firm and sacred in all future assignments and securities to be by his Majesty granted upon any other advance of money by any of his subjects upon any future occasion ...
Which resolution his Majesty will likewise hold firm and sacred in all future assignments and securities to be by his Majesty granted upon any other advance of money by any of his subjects upon any future occasion ...
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a Upon occasion of all which wicked and malicious suggestions , ... we think that in our fatherly care to prevent any misleading of those who are so dear to us we owe unto them and to ourselves this publication of our steadfast ...
a Upon occasion of all which wicked and malicious suggestions , ... we think that in our fatherly care to prevent any misleading of those who are so dear to us we owe unto them and to ourselves this publication of our steadfast ...
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| Título | English Historical Documents, Volumen 8 English Historical Documents, David Charles Douglas |
| Editor | David Charles Douglas |
| Editor | Oxford University Press, 1953 |
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