An Essay on the reduction of interest. [electronic resource] : Parliaments succeed not well in five cases: 1. When the King hath been displeasure with his Lords or with his Commons. 2. When any of the great Lords were at variance between themselves. 3. When there was no good correspondence between the Lords and Commons. 4. When there was no unity betweens the commons themselves. 5. When there was no preparation for the Parliament before it began. Coke's institutes

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