Note 566 — Chapter XX
Reading edition
Hallam speaks of the Assembly as "perhaps equal in learning, good sense, and other merits, to any Lower House of Convocation that ever made a figure in England."—Const. Hist., i. 609.
Reading edition
Hallam speaks of the Assembly as "perhaps equal in learning, good sense, and other merits, to any Lower House of Convocation that ever made a figure in England."—Const. Hist., i. 609.