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Protestation of Matthias Earbery, clerk : I do here declare, that by the known laws of England, since parliaments were allowed, the subject ever had a right to petition, and to remonstrate for redress of grievances : and the very words of the first parliament after the revolution are, that parliaments are to be held frequently for that purpose, and that subjects have a right to petition even the King himself.

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Book
Author/Creator:
Earbery, Matthias
Language:
English
Place of Publication:
1716

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