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Power and Right of Voting in England Protest
A fragmentary reflection argues that English rights to vote and representation are native, inalienable, and rooted in consent to taxation. It contends Parliament cannot revoke voting rights through sacraments, defends hereditary liberties, and warns against royal grants undermining the people’s inherent political authority. It notes dissent over sacramental eligibility and asserts voting continuity prior to Christ.
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England
Christ
Mondge
Gondtrym
Buti Minster Observator
Trcafon
Aingli Fman
Curia
Church of England
Queen Anns
Samuel Cope
K. Mwilliems
Merogindo
Wiliam
William the Qhinds
F. How
Talbot-Court
Church- Treet