On the seventeenth of July the session of the ParliamentofScotland closed.
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The parliamentofScotland, when he first proposed his project, did not think proper to adopt it.
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The ParliamentofScotland had met.
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The other Act provided that the ParliamentofScotland should not be dissolved by the death of the King.
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The ParliamentofScotland was undoubtedly, on this occasion, severe in the wrong place and lenient in the wrong place.
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The terms of union required the end of a separate ScottishParliament.
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The election campaign for the ScottishParliament got under way in April.
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The lords of articles were an ancient institution in the Scottishparliament.
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In 1425 the ScottishParliament had forbidden Lutheran books to be imported.
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A year later, elections will follow to the Scottishparliament and Welsh assembly.
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The difficulty in finding really qualified ministers must be met by fervent prayer, and by compulsion on the part of the EstatesofParliament.
Uso de three estates en inglés
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Ours is a government of threeestates-viz., the law, opinion, and practice.
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The Queen.-" Imeanthe threeestates-theclergy, the nobles, and the cities."
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This being touched with the sceptre, the threeestates proceeded to elect their representatives.
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Not in opinion, Sir John, which is one of the threeestates of the government.
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Originally it had consisted of threeestates, which answered to the king, lords, and commons.
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The remonstrance offered by the threeestates of Brabant against the scheme had not influenced Philip.
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He had quickly assembled the threeestates at Paris, all of whom promised the king their aid.
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This sturdy and wholesome contention among the threeestates ended at last in the victory of the kings.
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Life is made up, for such a mind, of men, women, and books; Hawthorne accepted all threeestates.
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Each estate voted as a unit, and two out of the threeestates were sufficient to carry a measure.
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Thought the sovereign is a constituting branch of Parliament, the word is generally used to denote the threeestates named above.
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Is it not, that Hastings really was plotting to defeat the new settlement contrary to the intention of the threeestates?
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Everywhere, too, we find some attempt at representative assemblies, based on the principle of the threeestates, clergy, nobles, and commons.
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The Commons, the poorest of the threeestates, established an exclusive right to originate all money grants to the king in 1407.
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The Despensers had more advanced constitutional ideas than Lancaster, and pains were taken that this parliament should completely represent the threeestates.
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The clergy's speaker said in his address that the threeestates, as heretofore, had but one mouth, one heart, and one spirit.