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Select Documents of English Constitutional History
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Protest of Parliament Against Legislation by Ordinance
(October, 1353. French text, 2 R. P. 253. Translation by Editors. 2 Stubbs, 429.)
42. ITEM, because many articles touching the estate of the king and the common profit of his realm were accorded and granted by him, the prelates, great men, and commons of his land, at the council now held; the said commons pray that the said articles be recited at the next parliament, and entered in the roll in the same parliament; to such intent that the ordinances and accords made in councils be not of record, as if they had been made by common parliament.
As to the tenth article, it is the king’s pleasure that all the ordinances made of the staple be published and proclaimed in each county of England and in each place where the staples are, to the end that they be firmly kept. And at the next parliament, for greater surety, that they be rehearsed and put on the roll of parliament.
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MLA: . "Protest of Parliament Against Legislation by Ordinance." Select Documents of English Constitutional History, in Select Documents of English Constitutional History, edited by George Burton Adams (1851-1925) and Henry Morse Stephens (1857-1918), New York, Macmillan Company, 1916, Original Sources. 10 Dec. 2024. http://www.originalsources.com/Document.aspx?DocID=8RDFNCVTK81PLIH.
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