The Works of Jonathan Swift, D.D., Dean of St. Patrick's, Dublin, Volume 13C. Bathurst, C. Davis, C. Hitch and L. Hawes, J. Hodges, R. and J. Dodsley, and W. Bowyer., 1764 |
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Page 96
... parliament ) in conjunction with the king . And what- ever they please to enact or to repeal in the fettled forms , whether it be eccle- fiaftical or civil , immediately becometh law law or nullity . Their decrees may be againft equity ...
... parliament ) in conjunction with the king . And what- ever they please to enact or to repeal in the fettled forms , whether it be eccle- fiaftical or civil , immediately becometh law law or nullity . Their decrees may be againft equity ...
Page 97
... think it can do , al- though it really cannot . For , it unfor- tunately happens , that edicts which can- not be executed , will not alter the nature VOL . XIII . H of of things . So , if a king and parliament. REMARKS upon a Book , & c .
... think it can do , al- though it really cannot . For , it unfor- tunately happens , that edicts which can- not be executed , will not alter the nature VOL . XIII . H of of things . So , if a king and parliament. REMARKS upon a Book , & c .
Page 98
... parliament for making a man a bishop ; no doubt , when a man had done his feat of activity in form , he might fit in the House of Lords , put on his robes and his rochet , go down to his palace , receive and spend his rents ; but it ...
... parliament for making a man a bishop ; no doubt , when a man had done his feat of activity in form , he might fit in the House of Lords , put on his robes and his rochet , go down to his palace , receive and spend his rents ; but it ...
Page 99
... parliament can annul ecclefiaftical laws , they must be able to make them , fince no greater power is required for one than the other . See pref . p . 8. This confequence he repeateth above twenty times , and always in the wrong . He ...
... parliament can annul ecclefiaftical laws , they must be able to make them , fince no greater power is required for one than the other . See pref . p . 8. This confequence he repeateth above twenty times , and always in the wrong . He ...
Page 104
... parliament , is a perfect creature of the civil power ; I mean the polity and difcipline of it , and it is that which maketh all the contention ; for as to the doctrines expreffed in the articles , I do not find high church to be in any ...
... parliament , is a perfect creature of the civil power ; I mean the polity and difcipline of it , and it is that which maketh all the contention ; for as to the doctrines expreffed in the articles , I do not find high church to be in any ...
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