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Discretionary military power in elections sparks debate
A speaker rails against dispensing power and troop use in elections, arguing it threatens liberty. He cites past imprisonments and embargoes, warning ministers push prerogatives too far and risk civil rights. The passage laments arbitrary authority and calls for lawful, limited action.
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Mr. Murray
Charles the First
James the Second
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St. George’s Fields