A new essay will review English constitutional law and the notion of an unwritten constitution. King John's Magna carta is a constitution. It was apparently adopted by parliament and never repealed. A.V. Dicey wrote several essays discussing an unwritten constitution but the Magna Carta is considered a written, governing document. The peace that stems from it is evident. The constitution is stable and certain. Halsbury's Laws Vol. 44 cites MC 1215 as a Constitutional Act. It was confirmed in writing by the House of Lords Records Office in 2003 and also more recently.
Warren Lyon
New!Clean Pure Christlike energy to move 1063 pounds of bricks in one sheer movement using the power of a man's back or horses requires energy.That is all!Abraham had no four wheel engined vehicle but he had faith and common sense to do whatever God demanded of him in a way that was efficient and respectful to all of God's creation of which he was a part.Abraham also had no written law; also true for Joseph or Jacob or Moses when Moses crossed the red sea.All posts are authored by Warren A.Lyon.
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