British Constitution
British Constitution
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At his death John held one at South- ampton, which gave him the preference over his nephew Arthur, the rightful heir to the Crown.
It is manifest that little or no reliance can be placed upon such appeals to Parliament, as evincing the legal structure of the Constitution ; becau. Se the power of the great Barons was such as made it necessary for the Sovereign who would suc- ceed upon an infirm title to conciliate as many of them as he could, and no better way presented itself of strengthening a... defective claim to the Crown than obtaining the consent of a council composed of those Barons and the heads of the Church. There seems great reason for beheving that this also was the main if not the only reason for assembling Parliament when any measure of policy or new law was to be sanctioned ; and this is the remark subject to which I before stated the proposition, that appeals to Parliament were evidence of some power existing in the Constitution independent of and even superior to the King's.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At his death John held one at South- ampton, which gave him the preference over his nephew Arthur, the rightful heir to the Crown.
It is manifest that little or no reliance can be placed upon such appeals to Parliament, as evincing the legal structure of the Constitution ; becau. Se the power of the great Barons was such as made it necessary for the Sovereign who would suc- ceed upon an infirm title to conciliate as many of them as he could, and no better way presented itself of strengthening a... defective claim to the Crown than obtaining the consent of a council composed of those Barons and the heads of the Church. There seems great reason for beheving that this also was the main if not the only reason for assembling Parliament when any measure of policy or new law was to be sanctioned ; and this is the remark subject to which I before stated the proposition, that appeals to Parliament were evidence of some power existing in the Constitution independent of and even superior to the King's.
What to read after British Constitution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Brougham Brougham And Vaux to read onlineMoreLess
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