Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 17R. Bagshaw, 1810 |
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Page 79
... king is under the influence of a wrong opinion.- Then we come to the question : Who are answerable for what is done ... king's Oath ; and , 2nd , That , if it be a violation , the Oath has already been broken and disregarded by the ...
... king is under the influence of a wrong opinion.- Then we come to the question : Who are answerable for what is done ... king's Oath ; and , 2nd , That , if it be a violation , the Oath has already been broken and disregarded by the ...
Page 317
... King Charles , with a pistol at his breast , had been compelled to abandon his throne in favour of his son , the King and the Queen applied to the General , who com- manded the French army , placed them- selves under his protection ...
... King Charles , with a pistol at his breast , had been compelled to abandon his throne in favour of his son , the King and the Queen applied to the General , who com- manded the French army , placed them- selves under his protection ...
Page 371
... king from re- ceiving such advice ? If the advice breaks out into acts , then there is a ministry , re- sponsible for what is done ; for , if the king follows other peoples ' advice , all that is in it , is , that the ministers ought to ...
... king from re- ceiving such advice ? If the advice breaks out into acts , then there is a ministry , re- sponsible for what is done ; for , if the king follows other peoples ' advice , all that is in it , is , that the ministers ought to ...
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