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1829 June 17
Petition on Despatch Court or Review of J. & H.B.?
Supplement
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reformation Agenda
Agitation & Contribution
15.
For abolition of Forest
law the Charta Foresta
sufficient the subruling
few being interested in
giving execution & effect
to it.
In the tyranny of which the Forest Monarchy-maker
Forest law was the instrument, the Monarch had, under stories
no instruments: for the abolition of it, that same simple sheet
of paper was sufficient: the sub-ruling few, who had been the sufferers by
it being in part to that to the interest they added the
pieces required and sufficient for giving securing execution and effect
to it
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Not so as to abolition
of sale & denial of
justice by Magna Charta
Widely different was and is the case the deal of taking in regard to the
Magna Charta: the declined and so quickly but subsequently
so erroneously supposed instrument of adequate security delay, denial
and sale and denial of justice. For its purposes and instruments
tyranny in this shape have the tyrants and instruments
applied, ever receivable and at all times absolutely compleatly instrument
to Judges. Of those depended the who instead of be for fear
being suffering under it had been and continued to be the sharers
in the benefit such was the situation, also to the interest they
added the pain requisite and sufficient for giving
recourse and to the grievances instant of giving execution
and effect to the preludedly professedly alluded remedy.
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jeremy bentham |
b&m 1829 |
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arthur moore; richard doane |
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