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... doth exercise a double power , viz . an abfolute power , or Merum Imperium , when he doth ufe Prerogatives onely , which is not bound by the pofitive Law's and an ordinary power of Jurifdiction , which doth co - operate with the Law ...
... doth exercise a double power , viz . an abfolute power , or Merum Imperium , when he doth ufe Prerogatives onely , which is not bound by the pofitive Law's and an ordinary power of Jurifdiction , which doth co - operate with the Law ...
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... doth imitate the Divine Majefty , which in the Govern- ment of the world doth fuffer things for the most part to paffe according to the order and courfe of Nature , yet many times doth fhew his extraordinary power in working of miracles ...
... doth imitate the Divine Majefty , which in the Govern- ment of the world doth fuffer things for the most part to paffe according to the order and courfe of Nature , yet many times doth fhew his extraordinary power in working of miracles ...
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... doth take my House to build a Fort , or doth build a Bulwark upon my Land , he doth me no wrong , though he doth it without my confent , for my implicit confent doth concur with it , for that I being a member of the Common - weal ...
... doth take my House to build a Fort , or doth build a Bulwark upon my Land , he doth me no wrong , though he doth it without my confent , for my implicit confent doth concur with it , for that I being a member of the Common - weal ...
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IT monLaw | 7 |
No Impofition laid from Edw 3 time till Qu Maries 78 | 16 |
The Impofitions laid by Q Mary and how answered | 93 |
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Act of Parliament affent of Parliament againſt alfo alſo alwayes amongſt ancient Cuſtome anſwer becauſe befides Butlerage cafe caufe cauſe chandizes chants CHAP charge Charta Mercatoria Charter cleere Common Law Confuetudo courſe Crown Cuftome demi mark divers dizes doth eſtabliſhed fack of Wooll faid fame felf fhall fhillings fhould firft firſt fitions fome ftomes fuch generall grant of Merchants hath himſelf Impofiti Impofitions laid impoſe increaſe of Cuſtome Juftice King Edw King of England Kings abfolute power Kings Prerogative Land Law Merchant Law of Nations lawfull laying Impofitions leffe likewife ment Merchant Strangers moſt muſt neceffity obferve occafion otherwiſe paffage Parlia payd pence perfons Petition pofitions practife prefent prefident Princes Queen Mary queſtion raiſed rayfing reafon Realm Record Reign reſtraine ſhall ſpeciall Statute Subfidie Subjects Tallages thefe themſelves ther thereof theſe thofe thoſe Toll Traffique unto uſed warre whatſoever Wooll-fells words yeelded yeere