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The works of Richard Hurd, volume 3 (of 8)

Note 116 — DIALOGUE V. ON THE CONSTITUTION OF THE ENGLISH GOVERNMENT.

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Milton did not forget to observe, in his Tenure of kings and magistrates, That William the Norman, though a Conqueror, and not unsworn at his Coronation, was compelled a second time to take oath at St. Albans, ere the people would be brought to yield obedience. Vol. i. of his Prose works, 4to, 1753. p. 345.

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