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... body which checks the power of the Crown ; and it is this body that , ac- -cording to the spirit of the Hungarian constitution , the Sovereign should consult with upon all important state affairs , by calling them together in a Diet ...
... body which checks the power of the Crown ; and it is this body that , ac- -cording to the spirit of the Hungarian constitution , the Sovereign should consult with upon all important state affairs , by calling them together in a Diet ...
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... body has now been discovered is that of its first burial : ' but he is more clear when he adds , Thus while a less dignified tenant may have been admitted to the possession of the royal grave , the king himself is proved literally to ...
... body has now been discovered is that of its first burial : ' but he is more clear when he adds , Thus while a less dignified tenant may have been admitted to the possession of the royal grave , the king himself is proved literally to ...
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... body of our laws , sustains the admired fabric of our constitution , strengthens our obligation to every moral and social duty ; -and which the more we are taught to believe and obey it , the more plentifully will it yield the good ...
... body of our laws , sustains the admired fabric of our constitution , strengthens our obligation to every moral and social duty ; -and which the more we are taught to believe and obey it , the more plentifully will it yield the good ...
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