Bagshaw's reading on the clergy, 1640.

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Bagshaw's reading on the clergy, 1640.

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Formerly separate pieces that were bound together in the 17c.: (1) Mr. Bagshott's arguments "the first pointe was, whether ann acte of parliament might passe..."; (2) The effect of the charge given by Sir John Davies; (3) A remonstrance delivered to His Majesty in writing after the inhibition given by him to the lower house concerning impositions; (4) The question whether the king may without the assent of parliament set impositions upon the wares and goods of merchants; (5) John Pym's petition to the King concerning his speech in Parliament; (6) Perogative of the King by Thomas Frowyk; (7) Selden's work on ecclesiastical jurisdiction.

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Harvard Law School Library Langdell Hall Cambridge, MA 02138

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