The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 93A. Constable, 1851 |
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Page 60
... King of Naples was still a constitutional king , waiting the first meeting of his parliament . Between him and the elected deputies a violent dispute existed already . The nominal ground was the wording of the oath to be taken by them ...
... King of Naples was still a constitutional king , waiting the first meeting of his parliament . Between him and the elected deputies a violent dispute existed already . The nominal ground was the wording of the oath to be taken by them ...
Page 104
... king . No import- ' ation or exportation can be but at the king's ports . They are his gates which he may open or close when and on what ' conditions he pleases . The wisdom of the king must not be disputed , for , by intendment , it ...
... king . No import- ' ation or exportation can be but at the king's ports . They are his gates which he may open or close when and on what ' conditions he pleases . The wisdom of the king must not be disputed , for , by intendment , it ...
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... King's uncle from being then made a car- ' dinal and legate à latere from the Pope ; upon the mere principle of its ... King in his letters upon that subject , " " he was bound to oppose it by his ligeance , and also to quit himself ...
... King's uncle from being then made a car- ' dinal and legate à latere from the Pope ; upon the mere principle of its ... King in his letters upon that subject , " " he was bound to oppose it by his ligeance , and also to quit himself ...
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