The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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... Crown of this realm , i . e . , that " the Queen should have sovereignty and rule over all manner of persons of what estate , ecclesi- astical or temporal , so as no other foreign Power should have any authority over them . " It was ...
... Crown of this realm , i . e . , that " the Queen should have sovereignty and rule over all manner of persons of what estate , ecclesi- astical or temporal , so as no other foreign Power should have any authority over them . " It was ...
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... Crown . Another Act was accordingly passed for that purpose in 1677 , 29 Car . II , 9 , forbidding atheism , blasphemy , heresy or schism to be punished by death by any Court , but reserv- ing the rights of archbishops , bishops , and ...
... Crown . Another Act was accordingly passed for that purpose in 1677 , 29 Car . II , 9 , forbidding atheism , blasphemy , heresy or schism to be punished by death by any Court , but reserv- ing the rights of archbishops , bishops , and ...
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... Crown . The latter Court was abolished by the Long Parliament , and the powers of the former were transferred to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council in 1830. A considerable part of the present jurisdiction of the Ecclesiastical ...
... Crown . The latter Court was abolished by the Long Parliament , and the powers of the former were transferred to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council in 1830. A considerable part of the present jurisdiction of the Ecclesiastical ...
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... Crown . For these the only quid pro quo is her privileged position . But the proposed . disestablishment and disendowment of the Church in Wales raises the converse question what is to be the attitude 12 CHURCH AND STATE .
... Crown . For these the only quid pro quo is her privileged position . But the proposed . disestablishment and disendowment of the Church in Wales raises the converse question what is to be the attitude 12 CHURCH AND STATE .
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... Crown , but when a subsidy was demanded by the Crown from the clergy it was done by a King's writ to the arch- bishop commanding him to summon it : and the recital in the Act of Parliament of 1534 that the clergy have " ac- knowledged ...
... Crown , but when a subsidy was demanded by the Crown from the clergy it was done by a King's writ to the arch- bishop commanding him to summon it : and the recital in the Act of Parliament of 1534 that the clergy have " ac- knowledged ...
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