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

CHAPTER LVII
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The house of commons consisted of about one hundred and forty; which amounted not to above half of the other house of commons.[**] * Rush.

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559.
** Rush.

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566, 574, 575.
So extremely light had government hitherto lain upon the people that the very name of excise was unknown to them; and among the other evils arising from these domestic wars was the introduction of that impost into England.


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