Hallams Works volume 3
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Town- send and D'Ewes write with a sort of sarcastic humor, which is not always to be taken according to the letter. D'Ewes, 433 ; Townsend, 205.
Hume proceeds to tell us that it was asserted this session that the speaker might either admit or reject bills in the house ; and remarks that the very pro- posal of it is a proof at what a low ebb liberty was at that time in England. There cannot be a more complete mis- take. No such assertion was made ; but a member suggested that the speaker might,... as the consuls in the Iloman senate used, appoint the order in which bills should be read ; at which speech, it is added, some hissed. D'Ewes, 677. The present regularity of parliamentary forms, so justly valued by the house, was yet unknown ; and the members called confusedly for the business they wished to have brought forward ELI*. Government. INFLUENCE OF THE CKOWN. 263 and extraordinary occasion, should not at any time hereafter be drawn into a precedent, " yet an equal sum was obtained in 1597, and one still greater in 1601, but money was al- ways reluctantly given, and the queen's early frugality had accustomed her subjects to very low taxes ; so that the debates on the supply in 1601, as handed down to us by Townsend, exhibit a lurking ill-humor which would find a better occasion to break forth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Town- send and D'Ewes write with a sort of sarcastic humor, which is not always to be taken according to the letter. D'Ewes, 433 ; Townsend, 205.
Hume proceeds to tell us that it was asserted this session that the speaker might either admit or reject bills in the house ; and remarks that the very pro- posal of it is a proof at what a low ebb liberty was at that time in England. There cannot be a more complete mis- take. No such assertion was made ; but a member suggested that the speaker might,... as the consuls in the Iloman senate used, appoint the order in which bills should be read ; at which speech, it is added, some hissed. D'Ewes, 677. The present regularity of parliamentary forms, so justly valued by the house, was yet unknown ; and the members called confusedly for the business they wished to have brought forward ELI*. Government. INFLUENCE OF THE CKOWN. 263 and extraordinary occasion, should not at any time hereafter be drawn into a precedent, " yet an equal sum was obtained in 1597, and one still greater in 1601, but money was al- ways reluctantly given, and the queen's early frugality had accustomed her subjects to very low taxes ; so that the debates on the supply in 1601, as handed down to us by Townsend, exhibit a lurking ill-humor which would find a better occasion to break forth.
What to read after Hallams Works volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Hallam to read onlineMoreLess
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