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... house , in common with the other freeholders ; and we know not any act of parliament by which they are reftrained from voting at county elections : -but we know that there is a standing refolution of the House of Commons , against which ...
... house , in common with the other freeholders ; and we know not any act of parliament by which they are reftrained from voting at county elections : -but we know that there is a standing refolution of the House of Commons , against which ...
Page 69
... House of Commons , he makes this broad and unqualified affertion : - ' It is an undoubted fact , that it never did and never could ( from the mode of its election ) reprefent either fully or excluficely the commons of Great Britain ...
... House of Commons , he makes this broad and unqualified affertion : - ' It is an undoubted fact , that it never did and never could ( from the mode of its election ) reprefent either fully or excluficely the commons of Great Britain ...
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... House of Commons formed on the fame conftruction with that which is fitting at this moment , that it could not procure the rejection of two bills , which , in the opi- nion of our author , ftruck at the very existence of the Crown . C ...
... House of Commons formed on the fame conftruction with that which is fitting at this moment , that it could not procure the rejection of two bills , which , in the opi- nion of our author , ftruck at the very existence of the Crown . C ...
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