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Pagina 26
... House of " Convocation , confifting of Doctors in their " feveral Faculties , and Mafters of Arts , Re- " gent and Non - Regent , to the end that a full " and fatisfactory Inquiry may be made into " the fame by the faid Venerable House ...
... House of " Convocation , confifting of Doctors in their " feveral Faculties , and Mafters of Arts , Re- " gent and Non - Regent , to the end that a full " and fatisfactory Inquiry may be made into " the fame by the faid Venerable House ...
Pagina 30
fore the Venerable House of Convocation , pur- fuant to the Direction of the Statutes of the Place . Whether the ... Houses , and that an Answer should then be given to the Remon- ftrants Requeft , Whether our outward Behaviour is always ...
fore the Venerable House of Convocation , pur- fuant to the Direction of the Statutes of the Place . Whether the ... Houses , and that an Answer should then be given to the Remon- ftrants Requeft , Whether our outward Behaviour is always ...
Pagina 79
... house of commons claims , is not by prefcription , but that they depend upon the king's royal will and pleasure , and had their original by his mere conceffion , and not by any ancient inherent right , nor original conftitu- tion , and ...
... house of commons claims , is not by prefcription , but that they depend upon the king's royal will and pleasure , and had their original by his mere conceffion , and not by any ancient inherent right , nor original conftitu- tion , and ...
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