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Excerpt from The Design of Enslaving England Discovered in the Incroachments Upon the Powers and Privileges of Parliament, by K. Charles II: Being a New Corrected Impression of That Excellent Piece, Intituled, a Just and Modest Vindication of the Proceedings of the Two Last Parliaments of King Charles the Second
It is not to be denied but that our Kings have ma great meal'ure been intrulled by the Kingdom withtlie appointment of the Times of Parliaments Sitting, and declaring their D1llb lutions. But left through defect of Age, Experience, or lln detltanding, they lhould at any time forget, or miltake our Con?itution; or by Pa?ion, privatelnterelt, or the In?uence of' ill Counfellors, be fo far milled as not to All'emble Parlia ments when the Publick Affairs require it or to declare them Di?blved, before the Ends of their Meeting were accomplilh ed: The Wifdom of our Ancei'rbr's has provided, by divers Statutes, both for the holding Parliaments annually, and oft net if need be 7 and that they lhould not be Prorogued or Dif folved till all the Petitions and Bills before them were an fwered and redrelied.
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