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mad Parliament — Henry III, in 1258, at the desire of the Great Council in Parliament, consented to the appointment of a committee of twenty four, of whom twelve were appointed by the Barons and twelve by the King, in a parliament which was stigmatized as the Mad … Black's law dictionary
mad Parliament — Henry III, in 1258, at the desire of the Great Council in Parliament, consented to the appointment of a committee of twenty four, of whom twelve were appointed by the Barons and twelve by the King, in a parliament which was stigmatized as the Mad … Black's law dictionary
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