| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - I answer; the Parliament cannot be said properly to be a Subject, because the King is a part, and so hee should be subject to himselfe: no, nor are the two Houses without him Subjects; Edition: current; Page: [229] every member seorsim, taken severally, is a Subject, but all collectim in their Houses are not, nay, Bracton the great Lawyer is so bold, as to say, The King hath above him, besides God
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