The American Law Review, Volume 37Little, Brown, and Company, 1903 - Law |
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CONSTITUTIONAL PHASES OF ENGLISH HISTORY IN THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY . Viewed at a glance by an ordinary observer , the political history of England during the seventeenth century appears much like a kaleidoscope ... ENGLISH HISTORY IN ...
CONSTITUTIONAL PHASES OF ENGLISH HISTORY IN THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY . Viewed at a glance by an ordinary observer , the political history of England during the seventeenth century appears much like a kaleidoscope ... ENGLISH HISTORY IN ...
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... English people to their first Scot- tish ruler was their tribute of loyalty to the kingship as an essen- tial feature of their constitutional polity . But the English view of the place and office of the king was something of which the ...
... English people to their first Scot- tish ruler was their tribute of loyalty to the kingship as an essen- tial feature of their constitutional polity . But the English view of the place and office of the king was something of which the ...
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... English nation had never really given up its king . When animated anew by the old devotion to the throne , and ... English , though each was the work of patriotic Englishmen . The English ideal of a truly limited monarchy was the great ...
... English nation had never really given up its king . When animated anew by the old devotion to the throne , and ... English , though each was the work of patriotic Englishmen . The English ideal of a truly limited monarchy was the great ...
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... English- men cherished ; the Protectorate was but a form of monarchy ; and the revolt against the Protectorate was the natural and necessary assertion of the dominant idea of parliamentary gov- ernment . The Stuarts misinterpreted the ...
... English- men cherished ; the Protectorate was but a form of monarchy ; and the revolt against the Protectorate was the natural and necessary assertion of the dominant idea of parliamentary gov- ernment . The Stuarts misinterpreted the ...
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... English history , the most remarkable in many respects was the Revolu- tion of 1688. The struggle at arms between the forces of the king and those of the parliament had exhibited the anomaly of a war without an enemy . The two armies ...
... English history , the most remarkable in many respects was the Revolu- tion of 1688. The struggle at arms between the forces of the king and those of the parliament had exhibited the anomaly of a war without an enemy . The two armies ...
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