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Enduring the Act of Settlement Intention and Duty
A 18th century article argues it is the duty of lawmakers to defend the act of settlement and uphold its key clauses against efforts to weaken them. It discusses legal interpretation, intent over literal meaning, and the need to aid British dominions on the continent against continental powers, framing aid as a familial obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monitor
Will Alway
Great Britain
House of Hanover