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It began with hot-headed and intolerant Protestants.<lb/> | It began with hot-headed and intolerant Protestants.<lb/> | ||
They had <unclear>been</unclear><add>got it into their heads</add> rude behavior that</lb> | They had <unclear>been</unclear><add>got it into their heads</add> rude behavior that</lb> | ||
by a then late act of Parliament <unclear>?<unclear> was<lb/> | by a then late act of Parliament <unclear>?</unclear> was<lb/> | ||
tolerated. It was no such thing. But the Laws<lb/> | tolerated. It was no such thing. But the Laws<lb/> | ||
in that as in every other which are such an<lb/> | in that as in every other which are such an<lb/> | ||
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Of the Composition of the Laws
Note
The late insurrection in London was owing solely
to the defectiveness of the laws in this respect.
It began with hot-headed and intolerant Protestants.
They had beengot it into their heads rude behavior that</lb>
by a then late act of Parliament ? was
tolerated. It was no such thing. But the Laws
in that as in every other which are such an
unintelligible chaos, there was no convincing
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