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Contested Proclamation Doctrine in Camden Era Debate
A London correspondent challenges Lord Camden’s view on royal proclamations and ministerial power. The writer argues Parliament must judge legality, not the crown, and warns of dangerous precedents if ministers act by necessity. He critiques Lord Camden’s stance and questions the proclamation’s legality before parliamentary sanction.
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