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The King Can Do No Wrong Sermon on a Contested Maxim
A London reader recalls a debate on the maxim the king can do no wrong. He notes Parliament’s limits, argues ministers bear responsibility, and questions whether royal power justifies abuses under the law. The piece cites England, Jacobites, and historical reigns to challenge blanket claims of royal impunity.
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Suck’s
London
Diggs
Heath
Croke
Glanvil
England
St. Germains
Jobn
Richard I
Edward I