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The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.I., Part B.

CHAPTER XVII
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Richard, however, was obliged to submit: he signed the commission which violence had extorted from him; he took an oath never to infringe it; and though at the end of the session he publicly entered a protest, that the prerogatives of the crown, notwithstanding his late concession, should still be deemed entire and unimpaired,[***] the new commissioners, without regarding this declaration, proceeded to the exercise of their authority.
* Rymer, vol.vii.p.

481.

Cotton, p.

31.
** Cotton, p.

315.
*** Knyghton, p.2686.Statutes at large, 10 Rich.II.


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