Harper's Encyclopædia of United States History from 458 A.D. to 1906, Band 4Harper & brothers, 1906 |
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... Parliament . VIII . That neither the Parliament to be next summoned , nor any successive Parliaments , shall , during the time of five months , to be accounted from the day of their last meeting , be adjourned , prorogued , or dissolved ...
... Parliament . VIII . That neither the Parliament to be next summoned , nor any successive Parliaments , shall , during the time of five months , to be accounted from the day of their last meeting , be adjourned , prorogued , or dissolved ...
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... Parliament for counties . XIX . That the Chancellor , Keeper , or Commissioners of the Great Seal , shall be sworn before they enter into their of fices , truly and faithfully to issue forth , and send abroad , writs of summons to ...
... Parliament for counties . XIX . That the Chancellor , Keeper , or Commissioners of the Great Seal , shall be sworn before they enter into their of fices , truly and faithfully to issue forth , and send abroad , writs of summons to ...
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... Parliament in the second year of His Majesty's reign , after a declaration of their intent to grant five subsidies . 8. The exacting of the like proportion of five subsidies , after the Parliament dis- solved , by commission of loan ...
... Parliament in the second year of His Majesty's reign , after a declaration of their intent to grant five subsidies . 8. The exacting of the like proportion of five subsidies , after the Parliament dis- solved , by commission of loan ...
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