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... parliaments in one particular , that is , the changing the term for elections of parliament from three to more years ; and at the same time gives me an account of the several objections which make the greatest noise around you upon that ...
... parliaments in one particular , that is , the changing the term for elections of parliament from three to more years ; and at the same time gives me an account of the several objections which make the greatest noise around you upon that ...
Side 615
... parliament as they think best qualified , by their estates , wisdom , and in tegrity , to do whatever is to be done in parliament , without regard to the time of their sitting there . And there is no other end in the electing ...
... parliament as they think best qualified , by their estates , wisdom , and in tegrity , to do whatever is to be done in parliament , without regard to the time of their sitting there . And there is no other end in the electing ...
Side 625
... parliament chosen for three years only ; a prince resolutely bent upon doing it in a parliamentary way , prepared with treasures and favours , might make such attempts , before that term be expired , that none could resist , who would ...
... parliament chosen for three years only ; a prince resolutely bent upon doing it in a parliamentary way , prepared with treasures and favours , might make such attempts , before that term be expired , that none could resist , who would ...
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VOL VI | 453 |
Addison to the Lords of the Treasury | 462 |
to the Earl of Stair | 463 |
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