A Complete Collection Of The Lords' Protests: From The First Upon Record, In The Reign Of Henry The Third, To The Present Time

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A Complete Collection Of The Lords' Protests: From The First Upon Record, In The Reign Of Henry The Third, To The Present Time; With A Copious Index; To Which Is Added, An Historical Essay On The Legislative Power Of England, Wherein The Origin Of Both Houses Of Parliament, Their Antient ...; A Complete Collection Of The Lords' Protests: From The First Upon Record, In The Reign Of Henry The Third, To The Present Time; With A Copious Index; To Which Is Added, An Historical Essay On The Legislative Power Of England, Wherein The Origin Of Both Houses Of Parliament, Their Antient Constitution, And The Changes That Have Happened In The Persons That Composes Them, With The Occasion Thereof, Are Related In Chronological Order; And Many Things Concerning The English Government, The Antiquity Of The Laws Of England, And The Feudal Law, Are Occasionally Illustrated And Explained; In Two Volumes; George St. Amand; Volume 1 Of A Complete Collection Of The Lords' Protests, From The First Vpon Record, In The Reign Of Henry The Third, To The Present Time: With A Copiovs Index. To Which Is Added, An Historical Essay On The Legislative Power Of England; John Almon

Great Britain. Parliament. House of Lords, John Almon, George St. Amand

s.n., 1767

Law; Constitutional; Constitutional history; Great Britain; Law / Constitutional; Political Science / Constitutions