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& not at that moment acknowleg'd to be King by  
 
& not at that moment acknowleg'd to be King by  
Law _ & in the second [[unclear]] Vacancy of the Throne, rendir'd  
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Law - & in the second the Vacancy of the Throne, rendir'd  
 
these formalities in the choice of a Speaker
 
these formalities in the choice of a Speaker
 
absolutely impossible. Whereas, in the present case,  
 
absolutely impossible. Whereas, in the present case,  
 
The political Character of The King remaining, & his  
 
The political Character of The King remaining, & his  
 
Will being, in some instances & to some purposes, to be  
 
Will being, in some instances & to some purposes, to be  
signified under his Great-Seal, What [[unclear]] into
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signified under his Great-Seal, What prevents
 
the Great Seal being in this instance applied, as in  
 
the Great Seal being in this instance applied, as in  
from instances, to a Commission for holding &  
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former instances, to a Commission for holding &  
ofering the Parl. which would include The Royal [[unclear]]
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opening the Parl. which would include The Royal Permission
Direction to elect a Speaker, & [[unclear]] authorized
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or Direction to elect a Speaker, & would authorize
 
a subsequent Royal Approbation?
 
a subsequent Royal Approbation?
  
 
Whether these Ideas have occur'd to any other  
 
Whether these Ideas have occur'd to any other  
 
Person, or if they have, whether They deserve any  
 
Person, or if they have, whether They deserve any  
weight, You, Sir, must determine  They appear
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weight, You, Sir, must determine. They appear
 
to me to constitute an essential distinction between  
 
to me to constitute an essential distinction between  
the present instance, & the too Precedents, as much,  
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the present instance, & the two Precedents, as much,  
 
as between [[underline]] a Parliamt. [[/underline]] legally summon'd, & where
 
as between [[underline]] a Parliamt. [[/underline]] legally summon'd, & where
the Will of the Crown, to these [[unclear]], can be legally  
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the Will of the Crown, to these purposes, can be legally  
 
express'd, & an [[underline]] Assembly [[/underline]] call'd from necessity, &
 
express'd, & an [[underline]] Assembly [[/underline]] call'd from necessity, &

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& not at that moment acknowleg'd to be King by Law - & in the second the Vacancy of the Throne, rendir'd these formalities in the choice of a Speaker absolutely impossible. Whereas, in the present case, The political Character of The King remaining, & his Will being, in some instances & to some purposes, to be signified under his Great-Seal, What prevents the Great Seal being in this instance applied, as in former instances, to a Commission for holding & opening the Parl. which would include The Royal Permission or Direction to elect a Speaker, & would authorize a subsequent Royal Approbation?

Whether these Ideas have occur'd to any other Person, or if they have, whether They deserve any weight, You, Sir, must determine. They appear to me to constitute an essential distinction between the present instance, & the two Precedents, as much, as between underline a Parliamt. /underline legally summon'd, & where the Will of the Crown, to these purposes, can be legally express'd, & an underline Assembly /underline call'd from necessity, &