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Coronation Right of the Queen in the Crown Case
Lord Brougham argues the Queen's Coronation is a substantive right, not a mere pageant, tracing ancient usage and royal proclamations. He contends the Crown’s ceremonies create public and private rights, with Henrietta Maria’s noncoronation explained by politics, religion, and marriage treaties, while urging Parliament to affirm the Queen’s ceremonial claim.
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Brovenam
Mr. B
House of Peers
Selden
Lord Coke
Sol
Ee John
Mr. Brougham
Derry
Henrietta Maria
John
Edward I
Matthew
Westminster
England
Edward
Charles J
Avisa
Canterbury
London
Normandy
Isabella
Stephen
Normany
William L
Henry L
Henry Jr
Jervis
William the Conqueror
Maude
Stephan
William
Henry I
Charles L
Hhe
British Museum
Rymer
Federa
James
Prince Charles
Brance
Henry,iv
Margaret
Sulley
Henry
Tke Charles
Charles
Pearletta Blarsa
Henrietts-Maria
Waver
Lee
Udk
Firat
Ihe
Iis
Cinque Ports
Dean and Chapter
James II
Baovenam
Yees
Ingerby
Essex
Pe Graig
Ingerby,s
Reginald de Blois
Henry IV
Kim
Capite
Henry VII
Lord Bacon
York
Margaret of Burgundy
Rd Bacon
Henry VIII
Henry Will
Jane Seymour
Christ Church
Jane Sequinur
Anne Boleyn
Henrietta
Maria
Ciy
Brougham