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So that it degraded in a man- ner the whole Trelatick Order. Not at all, for the Reafon above alledg'd. Or at leaft rendered the Exerc/fe of their Jurijdittion wholly precarious. Not fo ; Be- caufe the Ac~t does not meddle with fome Part of their Jurifdi&ion ; and even That which it does meddle with may have a pa- ramount Authority ovor it, and yet not be wholly precarious: Which is actually the Cafej as every body knows. And they ^ere after no letter than the Kings Tricars, &c. Which was givin...g him a greater *Pow- er than any Tope. , &c. Not fo ; for the Reafons aforefaia. $dly. It gave the King a Tower to revife and annul any Ecclejta- Jlical T>ecree or Conftittttion, tho enafted by the whole 3$ody of the Englifh Clergy. How fo ? There are no fuch W 7 ords in the A<5t, as He himfelf cites it : Nor was it ever defign'd to veft a Legiflatiye Power in the King only, with refpeft to the Church, any more than to the State. Who by that Means were divefted of their di- vine Right of feeding and guiding their Flocks i and lee ante meer Executors of -the Kings, arbitrary Will.
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So that it degraded in a man- ner the whole Trelatick Order. Not at all, for the Reafon above alledg'd. Or at leaft rendered the Exerc/fe of their Jurijdittion wholly precarious. Not fo ; Be- caufe the Ac~t does not meddle with fome Part of their Jurifdi&ion ; and even That which it does meddle with may have a pa- ramount Authority ovor it, and yet not be wholly precarious: Which is actually the Cafej as every body knows. And they ^ere after no letter than the Kings Tricars, &c. Which was givin...g him a greater *Pow- er than any Tope. , &c. Not fo ; for the Reafons aforefaia. $dly. It gave the King a Tower to revife and annul any Ecclejta- Jlical T>ecree or Conftittttion, tho enafted by the whole 3$ody of the Englifh Clergy. How fo ? There are no fuch W 7 ords in the A<5t, as He himfelf cites it : Nor was it ever defign'd to veft a Legiflatiye Power in the King only, with refpeft to the Church, any more than to the State. Who by that Means were divefted of their di- vine Right of feeding and guiding their Flocks i and lee ante meer Executors of -the Kings, arbitrary Will.
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