Legislation by Three of the Thirteen Stanleys, Kings of Man: Acts of Sir John Stanley, A.D. 1417-1430. Legislation of the Seventh Earl of Derby, A.D. 1627-1647, and His Letter as Published in Peck's Desiderata Curiosa. Acta Referring to the Clergy and Landowners, by the Tenth Earl of Derby, 1703, Volumen3William McKenzie (of Edinburgh) Manx Society, 1860 - 239 páginas |
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24 Keys Abbot Act of Tynwald aforesaid ancient anti-papal Barons Bishop Wilson British Isles called Captain Castle Rushen Castletown century charter Christian church clergy Code Stanley commons Comptroler confirmed constitution Council crown Crowner dayes declared Deemsters Demester despotism Douglas Duke Earl of Derby Earl's ecclesiastical England estates fealty feudal give Glenfaba Governor grace Gybbon hath heirs Henry VIII honour houlden Ireland Island James Keyes King Stanley King's kingdom land legislative Lieutenant Livetenant Livetenante Lord Lord's Lordship Manx nation Marown oath offended officers ordayned Papacy Papal parish Parliament Patrick person Pope prerogative priestly priests reason received reformation Richard Rome saye Scotland servants seventh Earl Sir John Stanley Sodor spiritual Stanley kings Stanley's statute temporal tenants thereof Thomas twenty-four Keys tyme Tynwald Court Tynwald Day Tynwald Hill tyth unto Vicar whosoever William Willm wthin wthout Wycliffe xxiiij
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