Edward Chamberlayne quotes

The fields are sufficiently full of tares, vetches, clover-grass, hop-clover, sanfoil, ray-grass, trefoil, cinquefoil, hops, wood, flax, hemp, rape-seed, lucern, Dantzick flax, canary seed, mustard seed, &c. (Edward Chamberlayne)
Forth, no Soldiers can be quartered in the House of any Freeman in time of Peace, without his will... View quote
Edward Chamberlayne
The Commons of England for Hereditary Fundamental Liberties and Propertiesy are blest above and beyond the Subjects of any Monarch or State in the World. First, No Freeman of England ought to be imprisoned, or otherwise restrains, without Cause shewn, for which by Law, he ought to be so imprisoned. View quote
Edward Chamberlayne
Fifth, every Freeman hath such a full and absolute property in Goods, that no Taxes, Loans, or Benevolences ordinarily and legally can be imposed on them, without their own consent by their Representatives in Parliament... View quote
Edward Chamberlayne

Edward Chamberlayne

Occupation: English Writer
Born: December 13, 1616
Died: 1703
Quotes count: 4
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