Parliament and monarchy in English governance discussed
A dated critique argues parliaments rarely check the crown, recounting Elizabethan and Restoration eras, praising a future independent Parliament as the best safeguard. It notes royal declarations against court influence, compares German war outcomes, and laments journalists and authors failing to address the king's ministers.
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Engand
Privy Council
Natesake
House of Commons
Houses of Commons
England
Charles the Second
Setenec
Alrock
Opdp Shearings of
Orange
Admiralty
House of Codsmone
Bath
Germany
Francis Bacon
London Gazette
London
Church of England
Kirk
Scotland
Universities
Ireland
Retirements
Price
Gions
B—p
Robert Lord Clive
the Political Review
Prussia
Miniter
Christian Chronicle to Promote Unity and Virtue
A marketing notice from 1762 announces the weekly Christian Chronicle to inform and unite Christian denominations. It promises essays, occasional poems, sacred songs, translations, and book advertisements, with proceeds to support virtue and religious truth, inviting subscriptions via Mr. Newbery.
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London
The
Christian Chronicle
Effy Willee
N. B
Newbery
Bible and Sun
St. Paul's Church-yard
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