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Royal Liberties and the King's Power in Early Modern England
A countryman speaker argues that the king can act only by law and that the crown must be guided by council. He cites Magna Carta era restraints, Parliament, and the 1688 Glorious Revolution, praising William and Mary and urging defense of the queen’s right and ancient liberties against usurpations.
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James II
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Tower
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