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Or it would be possible to call into action a whole array of local convocations , so to style them , and allow them to elect as independent bodies for the purpose of forming a single central assembly . But this again would not be at all ...
Or it would be possible to call into action a whole array of local convocations , so to style them , and allow them to elect as independent bodies for the purpose of forming a single central assembly . But this again would not be at all ...
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the Thirty - Nine Articles afford no guidance ; and it is perfectly idle to suppose that the present Convocation , or any similar body , could attempt to deal with them with any hope of success , or any chance of a deferential or ...
the Thirty - Nine Articles afford no guidance ; and it is perfectly idle to suppose that the present Convocation , or any similar body , could attempt to deal with them with any hope of success , or any chance of a deferential or ...
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tion , and all that is true of Convocation ceases to be truc of the new body . ... Upon the incorporation of the Scotch and Irish Parlia- ments with the English , bodies existed competent to do what was done ; no principle was violated ...
tion , and all that is true of Convocation ceases to be truc of the new body . ... Upon the incorporation of the Scotch and Irish Parlia- ments with the English , bodies existed competent to do what was done ; no principle was violated ...
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1 History of the Reign of Philip the Second King | 1 |
sur le Globe Par P Flourens Membre de lAca | 46 |
England from the earliest period to the year 1742 | 78 |
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