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Parliament and the rights of representation in England
A historical argument declares the House of Lords as independent and the Commons as true representatives of the people. It asserts MPs show County and national duties, reject elector instructions in national welfare, and warns against majority control from within doors. References to past Parliaments, unions, and royal settlements illustrate the dangers of overreach and loss of constitutional balance. The piece notes London jury duty and political news including French military and stock updates.
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House of Lords
House of Commons
Holland
Trukle
Wit Tyler
Fobn Cade
Robert Ket
Edward VI
Mary
Queen Elizabeth
Ann
England
Wiis && Addis
Scotland
House of Lords and Commons
Parliament of
House of Peers
Kingdom of
Great Britain
Fa&s