 | Abel Boyer - 1704 - 322 pagine
...thejame Peifon be capable in any Event to be KJng or Queen of both Realms, unlefs a Free Communication of Trade, the Freedom of Navigation, and the Liberty of the Plantations be fully agreed to, and Eftablifti'd by the Pailiament, and fcjngdom of England, to the Kingdom and... | |
 | David Jones - 1715 - 518 pagine
...by them * appointed to treat of, concert and agree * upon fuch Terms and Conditions con- f * cerning a free Com munication of Trade, * the Freedom of Navigation, and the * Liberty of the Plantations aforefaid, as R * may * may be moft agreeable to the Interefts * of both Kingdoms, being under the... | |
 | Rapin de Thoyras (M., Paul) - 1763 - 642 pagine
...capable to be king or queen of " both kingdoms of England and Scotland, unlefs 2 free " communication of trade, the freedom of navigation, and " the liberty of the plantations be fully agreed to, and efh" blifhed by the parliament and kingdom of England, in fa" vour of the kingdom... | |
 | Nicolas Tindal - 1763 - 638 pagine
...capable to be king or queen of " both kingdoms of England and Scotland, unlefs a free c-' communication of trade, the freedom of navigation, and " the liberty of the plantations be fully agreed to, and efta" blifhed by the parliament and kingdom of England, in fa" vour of the... | |
 | Luigi Bossi - 1819 - 1042 pagine
...in no Event be capable to be Kingn Queen both of England and Scotland, unlefs a free Cornmunicatipn of Trade, the Freedom of Navigation, And the Liberty of the Plantations, &v. was iV.. agreed to by the Parliament of En&lanJ. Thi* Ac: havin" been twice read, and the High-ComrniiT;<... | |
 | Edmund Calamy - 1829 - 588 pagine
...no event, be capable to be King or Queen both of England and Scotland, unless a free communication of trade, the freedom of navigation, and the liberty of the plantations, &c., were fully agreed to by the Parliament of England. Several provisions and limitations were also... | |
 | William Smyth - 1840 - 514 pagine
...realms (that is, Scotland was to have a new king, not the English king), unless a fretcommunication of trade, the freedom of navigation, and the liberty of the plantations be fully agreed to, and established, by the parliament and the kingdom of England, to the kingdom and... | |
 | George Vere Irving - 1864 - 720 pagine
...England, unless the Parliament of the latter granted to the subjects of the former a free communication of trade, the freedom of navigation, and the liberty of the plantations, and joined the Earl of Man' in a protest against another clause (Ibid, XI, 70, 73). He was named a... | |
 | Scottish History Society - 1892 - 388 pagine
...same Person be capable in any event to be King or Queen of both Realms, unless a free communication of Trade, the freedom of Navigation, and the liberty of the Plantations be fully agreed to. ' In the Act as passed in the following Session, 5th August 1704, the clause is... | |
 | William Law Mathieson - 1905 - 414 pagine
...this or some subsequent Scottish Parliament, should have conceded to Scotsmen, " a free communication of trade, the freedom of navigation, and the liberty of the plantations." It was also enacted " for a further security " that the burghs and the Protestant heritors should provide... | |
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