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The Growth of the English Constitution from the Earliest Times

Note (22) — Chapter I

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It is hardly needful to show how the Roman Consuls simply stepped into the place of the Kings. It is possible, as some have thought, that the revolution threw more power into patrician hands than before, but at all events the Senate and the Assembly go on just as before.

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