The Constitution of England Or An Account of the English Government in Which
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" Parlement, unques ne fera rule ne governe par la " ley civil. " viz. Inafmuch as the Kingdom of Eng- land was not before this time, nor according to the in- tent of the King our Lord, and Lords of Parliament, ever fhall be, ruled or governed by the civil law, In Rich. Parlamento WefimonaJierii t Fib. 3, Anno. 2.
{a) It might perhaps be (hewn, if it belonged to the fubjeft, that the liberty of thinking in religious mat- ters, which has all at times remarkably prevailed in Eng- land, is owing t...o much the fame caufes as its political liberty : both perhaps are owing to this, that the fame Men, whofc intereft it is in other Countries that the OF ENGLAND. 105 This oppofition was carried To far, that For- tefcue, Chief Juftice of the King's bench, and afterwards Chancellor, under Henry VI. Wrote a Book intitled de Laudibus Legum Anglia^ in which he propofes to demonftrate the fuperi- crity of the Englifh Jaws over the Civil ; and^ that nothing might be wanting in his argu- ments on this fubject, he gives them the ad- vantage of a fuperior antiquity, and traces their origin to a period much anterior to the foundation of Rome.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Parlement, unques ne fera rule ne governe par la " ley civil. " viz. Inafmuch as the Kingdom of Eng- land was not before this time, nor according to the in- tent of the King our Lord, and Lords of Parliament, ever fhall be, ruled or governed by the civil law, In Rich. Parlamento WefimonaJierii t Fib. 3, Anno. 2.
{a) It might perhaps be (hewn, if it belonged to the fubjeft, that the liberty of thinking in religious mat- ters, which has all at times remarkably prevailed in Eng- land, is owing t...o much the fame caufes as its political liberty : both perhaps are owing to this, that the fame Men, whofc intereft it is in other Countries that the OF ENGLAND. 105 This oppofition was carried To far, that For- tefcue, Chief Juftice of the King's bench, and afterwards Chancellor, under Henry VI. Wrote a Book intitled de Laudibus Legum Anglia^ in which he propofes to demonftrate the fuperi- crity of the Englifh Jaws over the Civil ; and^ that nothing might be wanting in his argu- ments on this fubject, he gives them the ad- vantage of a fuperior antiquity, and traces their origin to a period much anterior to the foundation of Rome.
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