The Coronation in HistoryHistorical Association, 1953 - 36 Seiten |
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... Justice , in Mercy , to be executed in all your judgments ? ' The Queen replies : ' I will . ' ' Will you to the utmost of your power maintain the Laws of God and the true profession of the Gospel ? Will you to the utmost of your power ...
... Justice , in Mercy , to be executed in all your judgments ? ' The Queen replies : ' I will . ' ' Will you to the utmost of your power maintain the Laws of God and the true profession of the Gospel ? Will you to the utmost of your power ...
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... justice and law . It was solemn , and it was binding . It summed up the secular aspect of the royal office ; and before the age of written constitutions it was the essential statement of what that office was . History shows many ...
... justice and law . It was solemn , and it was binding . It summed up the secular aspect of the royal office ; and before the age of written constitutions it was the essential statement of what that office was . History shows many ...
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... justice and peace , terms which were almost interchangeable . The oath was essentially a limitation on the early kings ; it did not become the centre of political controversy until the attempts in the late Middle Ages to impose formal ...
... justice and peace , terms which were almost interchangeable . The oath was essentially a limitation on the early kings ; it did not become the centre of political controversy until the attempts in the late Middle Ages to impose formal ...
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Abbey achieve altar Anglo-Saxon anointing Archbishop of Canterbury Archbishop Sancroft assent Banquet Bishop Compton Canada carried changed Charles Christian Church claim co-operation consecration CORONATION IN HISTORY coronation oath coronation of Edward coronation of George coronation of King coronation order Coronation Service CROWNING AND ENTHRONING Curtana Dominions duty Dymoke Earl Earl Marshal Edgar in 973 Edward II Edward the Confessor election Empire and Commonwealth England English Coronation expressed feudal fifteenth century girded God's Henry VIII hereditary right Historical Association Holy homage importance IV's James justice King Edgar king's kingdom kingship Knights Liber Regalis limited monarchy London Lord Lytlington Majesty Mary Tudor medieval Middle Ages Parliament peers political liberty political order present preserved procession promise Queen Elizabeth Queen replies Queen Victoria realm Recognition regalia reign Richard Richard II sceptres Scotland secular significance solemn sovereign Stuart supreme sword symbol Teutonic throne tion to-day UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN unto William and Mary words