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As for the others, in the coming time, when we take more care of our womanhood, and when they are deprived of the economic weapon, they may go whither they will, their non-representation in the future of the race being precisely what we desire.
Still, there are plenty of them; and no sinner will easily be able to find an excuse for not going to church in the non-representation of his particular sect.
Some persons in England, affected by the powerful argument of non-representation, proposed that the colonies should be represented in Parliament; and about the time of the Stamp Act the possibility of such an arrangement was seriously discussed.
The daughter, Jeanne la Boiteuse, claimed the right to represent her father Guyon, while Montfort stood by the law of non-representation, according to which no deceased prince could be represented by his child, and the younger brother even by the half-blood was considered a nearer relative than the child of the elder.
It seems very strange to us that the Count de Montfort should have imagined himself to have a better claim to the crown than his niece; but the principle under which he claimed was the law of non-representation, which forbade the child of a deceased son or brother to inherit; and this, little as it is now allowed or even understood, was not only the custom of some Continental states, but was the law of succession in England, itself until 1377.
Hackbutt, foreseeing some political disagreement with his family lawyer. "I myself should never favor immoderate views in fact I take my stand with Huskisson but I cannot blind myself to the consideration that the non-representation of large towns " "Large towns be damned!" said Mr. Hawley, impatient of exposition. "I know a little too much about Middlemarch elections.
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