An Historical Account of the Antient Rights and Power of the Parliament of Scotland: Humbly Offer'd to the Consideration of the Estates, When They Com
"An Historical Account Of The Antient Rights And Power Of The Parliament Of Scotland" by George Ridpath examines the historical precedents and foundations of the Scottish Parliament. Intended as a resource for the Estates as they consider limitations for the next successor, this work delves into the ancient rights and powers inherent in the Parliament.
Ridpath's account provides a valuable perspective on the constitutional history of Scotland, offering insights into the complex relationship between the monarchy and the legislative body. It is an essential read for those interested in the history of Scottish governance and the development of parliamentary power.
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