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very Cold reception; sometimes the | very Cold reception; sometimes the | ||
King was abroad & nothing was to be | King was abroad & nothing was to be | ||
| − | done in his absence, at others | + | done in his absence, at others the |
| + | Royal Authority was not Sufficient | ||
| + | without the assistance of Parliament, | ||
| + | & when as in this Session it came | ||
| + | to be a matter agitated in the | ||
| + | House, it was declar'd to be | ||
| + | downright madness to attempt | ||
| + | a Recoinage during the War, as | ||
| + | it must enevitably throw the | ||
| + | Kingdom into the strongest | ||
| + | convulsions. | ||
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| + | A Bill to prevent dipping sent | ||
| + | down from the Lords & amended | ||
| + | in many particulars by the Commons | ||
| + | was however ventur'd on, & receiv'd | ||
| + | the Royal assent, but that was | ||
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d.47.
were either neglected or met with a very Cold reception; sometimes the King was abroad & nothing was to be done in his absence, at others the Royal Authority was not Sufficient without the assistance of Parliament, & when as in this Session it came to be a matter agitated in the House, it was declar'd to be downright madness to attempt a Recoinage during the War, as it must enevitably throw the Kingdom into the strongest convulsions.
A Bill to prevent dipping sent down from the Lords & amended in many particulars by the Commons was however ventur'd on, & receiv'd the Royal assent, but that was
