Discourses on Government, Volume 1Richard Lee, 1805 - Monarchy |
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... lord Howard's evi- dence . He pleaded magna charta , that a salvo contencmento ; but the court fined him forty thousand ... Sir Thomas Armstrong was re could bring the most confused , improbable and con- tradictory ALGERNON SYDNEY . 279.
... lord Howard's evi- dence . He pleaded magna charta , that a salvo contencmento ; but the court fined him forty thousand ... Sir Thomas Armstrong was re could bring the most confused , improbable and con- tradictory ALGERNON SYDNEY . 279.
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... Sir Thomas Armstrong's family had sustained by reason of the attainder ; and thereupon it was resolved , " That Sir Richard Holloway ( late recorder of Oxford , whose part in the dispatching of Stephen Colledge advanced him to this ...
... Sir Thomas Armstrong's family had sustained by reason of the attainder ; and thereupon it was resolved , " That Sir Richard Holloway ( late recorder of Oxford , whose part in the dispatching of Stephen Colledge advanced him to this ...
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... Sir Thomas Arm- strong . And then the house proceeded upon the amendments made by the committee to the bill , for annulling the attainder of Sir Thomas Armstrong ; and after having inserted the name of Sir Robert Sawyer , as a ...
... Sir Thomas Arm- strong . And then the house proceeded upon the amendments made by the committee to the bill , for annulling the attainder of Sir Thomas Armstrong ; and after having inserted the name of Sir Robert Sawyer , as a ...
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... lord chief justice , who was scandalously vicious , and was drunk every day ; besides a drunkenness of fury in his ... Sir Thomas Armstrong , 1684 ) the king ( C. II . ) took a ring of good value from his finger , and gave it him for ...
... lord chief justice , who was scandalously vicious , and was drunk every day ; besides a drunkenness of fury in his ... Sir Thomas Armstrong , 1684 ) the king ( C. II . ) took a ring of good value from his finger , and gave it him for ...
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