Franco-Gallia: Or, An Account of the Ancient Free State of France, and Most Other Parts of Europe, Before the Loss of Their Liberties |
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Page 135
... Parliaments in France . U Nder the Capevingian Family there sprung up in Francogallia a kind of Judicial Reign , [ Regnum ... Parliament ) is grown to fo great a heighth of Wealth and Dignity , that L 4 now 1 now it seems to be ( what ...
... Parliaments in France . U Nder the Capevingian Family there sprung up in Francogallia a kind of Judicial Reign , [ Regnum ... Parliament ) is grown to fo great a heighth of Wealth and Dignity , that L 4 now 1 now it seems to be ( what ...
Page 136
... Parliament in the old manner of Speech used by our Countrymen , " figni- fies a Debate , or difcourfing together of ma- ny Perfons , who come from feveral Parts , " and affemble in a certain place , that they may communicate to one ...
... Parliament in the old manner of Speech used by our Countrymen , " figni- fies a Debate , or difcourfing together of ma- ny Perfons , who come from feveral Parts , " and affemble in a certain place , that they may communicate to one ...
Page 137
... Parliament . Which Affembly , being of great Authority , the Kings of the Capevin gian Race having a mind to diminish that Au- thority by little and little , fubftituted in its place a certain number of Senators , and tranf- ferred the ...
... Parliament . Which Affembly , being of great Authority , the Kings of the Capevin gian Race having a mind to diminish that Au- thority by little and little , fubftituted in its place a certain number of Senators , and tranf- ferred the ...
Page 138
... Parliament fhou'd remain fixed " and immoveable in the City of Paris , that Suitors and Clients might not be put to the trouble of fre- 66 56 4 . 66 quent Removals . Now what fome affirm , that Pipin or Charlemagn were the Authors of ...
... Parliament fhou'd remain fixed " and immoveable in the City of Paris , that Suitors and Clients might not be put to the trouble of fre- 66 56 4 . 66 quent Removals . Now what fome affirm , that Pipin or Charlemagn were the Authors of ...
Page 141
... Parliaments called each Year , at Christmas and at Candlemas , like as there are two Scacaria fummoned in Normandy at ... Parliament , between great and notable Perfonages ; We ordain and ap- σε point , that two Prelates , and two other ...
... Parliaments called each Year , at Christmas and at Candlemas , like as there are two Scacaria fummoned in Normandy at ... Parliament , between great and notable Perfonages ; We ordain and ap- σε point , that two Prelates , and two other ...
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