The Petition of Right
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Two days had been taken up with this debate, Friday and Saturday. On Monday, April 28, before the debate could be resumed the Commons were called up to the Lords' House to hear a message from the King. The substance of the message was that every day the need for supply increased, that debate on the liberty of the subject was the cause of delay; therefore, in order to put a stop to the dela, y the King would declare his intention. It was equivalent to the first four propositions of the Lords, th...at he would con- firm Magna Carta and the six statutes, maintain the subjects in their just liberties, and govern according to the laws. For this he asked them to rely upon his promise. ^ After their return to their own House, Secre- tary Coke enlarged upon the King's message. He argued that they would get as much by the promise as by law for "whatsoever law we shall make it must come to his Majesty's allowance. " He pointed out the advantage of the promise over a law. "His promise is bound with his own heart, "^ »L.
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Two days had been taken up with this debate, Friday and Saturday. On Monday, April 28, before the debate could be resumed the Commons were called up to the Lords' House to hear a message from the King. The substance of the message was that every day the need for supply increased, that debate on the liberty of the subject was the cause of delay; therefore, in order to put a stop to the dela, y the King would declare his intention. It was equivalent to the first four propositions of the Lords, th...at he would con- firm Magna Carta and the six statutes, maintain the subjects in their just liberties, and govern according to the laws. For this he asked them to rely upon his promise. ^ After their return to their own House, Secre- tary Coke enlarged upon the King's message. He argued that they would get as much by the promise as by law for "whatsoever law we shall make it must come to his Majesty's allowance. " He pointed out the advantage of the promise over a law. "His promise is bound with his own heart, "^ »L.
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