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But as these Great Councils could only give advice and such authority as the opinion and personal influence of the members carried with it , Henry seems to have used them only as preparatory to regular Parliaments .
But as these Great Councils could only give advice and such authority as the opinion and personal influence of the members carried with it , Henry seems to have used them only as preparatory to regular Parliaments .
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For at first he had to break the force and authority of the senate ; during the maintenance of which no man could find a passage to immoderate and extraordinary commands . And after that , he had to overthrow the power of Crassus and ...
For at first he had to break the force and authority of the senate ; during the maintenance of which no man could find a passage to immoderate and extraordinary commands . And after that , he had to overthrow the power of Crassus and ...
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... and inseperable coniunction of counsell with Kinges ; and the wise and politike vse of Coun- sell by Kings : the one , in that they say Iupiter did marrie Metis ( which signifieth Counsell . ) So as Soueraignty or authority is ...
... and inseperable coniunction of counsell with Kinges ; and the wise and politike vse of Coun- sell by Kings : the one , in that they say Iupiter did marrie Metis ( which signifieth Counsell . ) So as Soueraignty or authority is ...
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HISTORY OF THE REIGN OF KING HENRY VII | 3 |
APPENDIX LGreat Councils O | 247 |
THE BEGINNING OF THE HISTORY OF THE REIGN OF KING | 265 |
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