ACT
FOR THE CONFIRMATION OF HENRY VII
1485
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Source: G.R. Elton, The Tudor
Constitution, Cambridge U.P. 1960
Item
quedam Billa exhibita fuit prefato Domino Regi in presenti Parliamento per
Communitates Regni Anglie in eodem Parliamento exixtentes, hanc seriem verborum
continens:
«To the
peasure of Almighty God, the wealth, prosperity and surety of this Realm of
England, to the singular comfort of all the king’s subjects of the same, and in
avoiding of all ambiguities and questions, be it ordained, established and
enacted, by authority of this present Parliament, that the inheritance of the
crowns of the realms of England and of France, with all the preeminence and
dignity royal to the same pertaining, and all other seignories to the king
belonging beyond the sea, with the appurtenances thereto in any wise due or
pertaining, be, rest, remain and abide in the most royal person of our now
sovereign lord king Harry the VIIth and in the heirs of his body lawfully come,
perpetually with the grace of God so to endure, and in none other».
Qua
quidem billa in Parliamento predicto lecta, audita et matura deliberatione
intellecta, eidem bille, de assensu dominorum spiritualium et temporalium in
dicto Parliamento existentium ad requisitionis Communitatis predicte necnon
auctoritate ejusdem Parliamenti respondebatur eidem in forma sequenti:
«Nostre Seigneur le Roy,
de l’assent des Seigneurs Espirituelx et Temporelx esteauntz en cest Parliament
et a la request des Comens avanditz, le voeu en touz pointz».
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