 | Jean Louis de Lolme, Archibald John Stephens - 1838 - 718 strani
...which the commonalty (commuuaute) of the kingdom should have elected 1 . This oath recognised, not only the limitation of the royal power by existing laws, but that the power of altering these laws, and enacting others, could only be exercised with the EDWABD IF. consent of the " cominunaute,"—words... | |
 | Charles Henry Parry - 1839 - 726 strani
...purpose. The King's Coronation took place Sunday 24 Feb. 1308. The oath Ukco clearly recognized not only the limitation of the Royal Power by existing laws,...others could only be exercised with the consent of the Commonalty. (Rep. 1.257). The writs, however, for the Coronation mention the day appointed, as the... | |
 | Charles Henry Parry - 1839 - 726 strani
...purpose. The King's Coronation took place Sunday 24 Feb. 1308. The oath taken clearlv recognized not only the limitation of the Royal Power by existing laws,...others could only be exercised with the consent of the Commonalty. (Rep. 1.257). The writs, however, for the Coronation mention the day appointed, as the... | |
 | George Barnett Smith - 1892 - 608 strani
...crowning. The oath taken at this coronation was of great constitutional importance, for it not only clearly recognised the limitation of the Royal power by existing laws, but that the power of altering these laws and enacting others could only be exercised with the consent of the commonalty. Four new... | |
 | George Barnett Smith - 1892 - 596 strani
...crowning. The oath taken at this coronation was of great constitutional importance, for it not only clearly recognised the limitation of the Royal power by existing laws, but that the power of altering these laws and enacting others could only be exercised with the consent of the commonalty. Four new... | |
 | George Barnett Smith - 1892 - 596 strani
...crowning. The oath taken at this coronation was of great constitutional importance, for it not only clearly recognised the limitation of the Royal power by existing laws, but that the power of altering these laws and enacting others could only be exercised with the consent of the commonalty. Four new... | |
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February 24th, 1308. Archbishop Wintion. chelsey being too ill to attend in person, the Bishop of Winchester acted as his deputy, and performed the ceremonies of anointing and crowning. The oath taken at this coronation was of great constitutional importance,... 