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... common laws of the realm ; being this : That whereas by the common law the King's suit , in case of homicide , did expect the year and the day , allowed to the party's suit by way of ap peal ; and that it was found by experience that ...
... common laws of the realm ; being this : That whereas by the common law the King's suit , in case of homicide , did expect the year and the day , allowed to the party's suit by way of ap peal ; and that it was found by experience that ...
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... common people towards the House of York . Which body of common people he thought was not to be practised upon as persons of quality are ; but that the only prac tice upon their affections was to set up a standard in the field . The ...
... common people towards the House of York . Which body of common people he thought was not to be practised upon as persons of quality are ; but that the only prac tice upon their affections was to set up a standard in the field . The ...
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... common people are of slow motion , if they be not excited by the greater sort ; and the greater sort are of small strength , except the multitude be apt and ready to move of themselves . Then is the dan- ger , when the greater sort do ...
... common people are of slow motion , if they be not excited by the greater sort ; and the greater sort are of small strength , except the multitude be apt and ready to move of themselves . Then is the dan- ger , when the greater sort do ...
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