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The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.I., Part A.

CHAPTER XI
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But besides these military services, which were casual, there were others imposed of a civil nature, which were more constant and durable.
[* The ideas of the feudal government were so rooted, that even lawyers in those ages could not form a notion of any either constitution.

Regnum (says Braeton, lib.ii.cap.

34) quod ex comitatibus et baronibus dicitur esse constitutum.] [** Coke, Comm.

on Lit.p.1, 2, ad sect.

1.] [*** Somner of Gavelk.p.109, Smith de Rep.


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