The Scots Magazine, Band 42Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1780 |
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... crown has ac- quired a great and unconftitutional in- fluence , which , if not checked , may foon prove fatal to the liberties of this coun- try . Your petitioners conceiving , that the true end of every legitimate government , is not ...
... crown has ac- quired a great and unconftitutional in- fluence , which , if not checked , may foon prove fatal to the liberties of this coun- try . Your petitioners conceiving , that the true end of every legitimate government , is not ...
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... crown , that has found its way into every corner of the kingdom . It is fuflicient to allude to this grie- vance , without any farther enlargement ; but this argument , though perhaps the ftrongeft in favour of the motion , has been ...
... crown , that has found its way into every corner of the kingdom . It is fuflicient to allude to this grie- vance , without any farther enlargement ; but this argument , though perhaps the ftrongeft in favour of the motion , has been ...
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... crown in all the fplendour which the king's perfonal dig- nity requires , and with all the authority and vigour neceffary to give due effect to the executive powers of government . It has been argued , That this is not a proper time for ...
... crown in all the fplendour which the king's perfonal dig- nity requires , and with all the authority and vigour neceffary to give due effect to the executive powers of government . It has been argued , That this is not a proper time for ...
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... crown of G. Britain , as being infeparably united thereto ; and that the King's Majefty , with the consent of the Lords and Com . mons of Great Britain in Parliament , hath power to make laws to bind the people of Ireland . " [ 36. 456 ...
... crown of G. Britain , as being infeparably united thereto ; and that the King's Majefty , with the consent of the Lords and Com . mons of Great Britain in Parliament , hath power to make laws to bind the people of Ireland . " [ 36. 456 ...
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... crown , and who were juftly intit . led to poffefs former privileges as fully as fo diftant a fituation admitted . Yet it will be fomewhat difficult to difcover , in this most ancient portion of colonial annals , peculiar immunities ...
... crown , and who were juftly intit . led to poffefs former privileges as fully as fo diftant a fituation admitted . Yet it will be fomewhat difficult to difcover , in this most ancient portion of colonial annals , peculiar immunities ...
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