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Citations:suffrage

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English citations of suffrage

  • a. 1900, Thomas Nugent, The Spirit of Laws, translation of original by Charles Baron De Montesquieu, page 12:
    It is a question of some importance whether the suffrages ought to be public or secret.
  • 1613, Thomas Fitzherbert, An adioynder to the Supplement of Father Robert Persons his Discussion of M. Doctor Barlowes Ansvvere &c:
    For wheras the principall point which the Cardinall sought to prove thereby, was that Kinges could have no voyce, or suffrage in the definition of Ecclesiasticall matters,
  • 1787, US Constitution, Article V:
    no State, without its Consent, shall be deprived of its equal Suffrage in the Senate.