A Short Constitutional History of England
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The Resolutions right of the Upper House to reject Money BilN, though ° l8 rarely exercised, was not called in question till i860. In that year, a Bill for the repeal of paper duties was sent up by the Commons, but failed to pass the Lords. This induced the former to draw up three resolutions, affirming that the Commons possessed the sole right of granting aids and supplies : that the power of the Lords to reject Money Bills • was justly regarded by this House with particular jealousy/ and that... to guard against the undue exercise of such power, ' this House has in its own hands the power so to impose and remit taxes . . . That the right of the Commons as to the matter, manner, measure or time, may be maintained inviolate 3 . ' In 1861 the financial measures for the year were included in one Bill, which the Lords could not amend and were forced to accept or reject as a whole 4 .
(2) Appropriation of Supplies. During the reign of Henry III. Appropria- various attempts were made to deprive the King of his pUes?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Resolutions right of the Upper House to reject Money BilN, though ° l8 rarely exercised, was not called in question till i860. In that year, a Bill for the repeal of paper duties was sent up by the Commons, but failed to pass the Lords. This induced the former to draw up three resolutions, affirming that the Commons possessed the sole right of granting aids and supplies : that the power of the Lords to reject Money Bills • was justly regarded by this House with particular jealousy/ and that... to guard against the undue exercise of such power, ' this House has in its own hands the power so to impose and remit taxes . . . That the right of the Commons as to the matter, manner, measure or time, may be maintained inviolate 3 . ' In 1861 the financial measures for the year were included in one Bill, which the Lords could not amend and were forced to accept or reject as a whole 4 .
(2) Appropriation of Supplies. During the reign of Henry III. Appropria- various attempts were made to deprive the King of his pUes?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H St Clair Feilden to read onlineMoreLess
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