...Sire, in your recovery. I thank God for his goodnefs to you. I honour you not only as my King, but ae almoft the only lawful King in the world, becaufe...one who owes his crown to the choice of his people. Miy you enjoy all poffible happinefs. Miy God fhcw you the fully of thofe effufions of adulation which...

...affect our conftitution in its vital parts. He tells the Revolution Society, in this political fermon, that his majefty " is almoft the only lawful king...one) this archpontiff of the rights of men, with all thg . . • ^ plenitude, plenitude, and with more than the boldnefs of the papal dcpofing power in...

...in its vital parts. He tells the Revolution Society, in this political fermon, that his iftajefty " is almoft the only lawful king in the " world, becaufe...archpontiff of the rights of men, with all the plenitude, plenitude, and with more than the boldnefs of the papal depofing power in its meridian fervour of the...

...almoft the only lawful king in the " world, becaufe the only one who owes his " crown to the choice ef his people." As to the kings of the -world, all of...archpontiff of the rights of men, with all the plenitude, 1 * plenitude, and with more than the boldnefs of the papal depofing power in its meridian fervour...

...fpreading of contradiction,' The next poiition which he controverts is, that his prcfent Majefty 1 is the only lawful King in the world, becaufe the only...one who owes his crown to the choice of his people.' In oppofition to this Mr. Burke quotes a variety of ilatutcs to prove that the Crown of England is...

...truly patriotic. Mr. Burke's chief object is that part, which lays our king is the only lawful monarch, becaufe the only one who owes his crown to the choice of his people. On the lor.trary, the author of the Reflections (hows, with great force of argument and depth of conftitutional...

...cafes, fynotiimous. We were fpeaking of the propofition which maintains, that " our King is almoll the only lawful king in the world; becaufe the only...one who owes his crown to the choice of his people;" and what we faid referred folely to this aflertion. Choice, in tbit pbraft, does not, we fay, imply...

...the only lawful king in the " world, becaufe the only one who owes his " crown to the choice of bis people." As to the kings of the world, all of whom (except one) this archpontiff of the rights of menr with all the plenitude, plenitude, and with more than the boldnefs of the papal depofing power...

...vital parts. He tells the revolution focicty, in this political fermon, that his majefty " isalmoft the only lawful king in the *' world, becaufe the...plenitude, and with more than the boldnefs of the papal depofmg power in its meridian fervour of the twelfth century, puts into one fweeping claufe of ban...

...our conftitution in the mod vital parts. He tells the revolution fociety in this political fermon, that his majefty is almoft the only lawful king in...one, who owes his crown to the choice of his people. This dodiine, (he fays), affirms a molt unfounded, dangerous, illegal, and unconftitutional pofuion."...