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See also: English naturalist and explorer, was See also: born at See also: Leicester on the 8th of See also: February 1825
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His See also: father, a manufacturing hosier, intended him for business, and for a See also: time the son yielded to his wishes, escaping as often as he could into the neighbouring country to gratify his love of botany and entomology
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In 1844 he met a congenial spirit in See also: Alfred Russel See also: Wallace, and the result was discussion and execution of' a See also: plan to explore some then little-known region of the globe
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The See also: banks of the See also: Amazons was the See also: district chosen, and in See also: April 1848 the two See also: friends sailed in a trader for Path
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They had little or no See also: money, but hoped to meet their expenses by the sale of duplicate specimens
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After two years See also: Bates and Wallace agreed to collect independently, Wallace taking the Rio See also: Negro and the upper See also: waters of the See also: Orinoco, while Bates continued his route up the See also: great See also: river for 1400 M
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He remained in the country eleven years, during which time he collected no fewer than 8000 See also: species
the See also: king's right to
See also: levy impositions was limited by the See also: statute of 1370—1371, advanced a principle still more dangerous to constitutional liberty
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The statute of the 45 See also: Edward III. cap
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4," he said, " which hath been so much urged, that no new imposition shall be imposed upon wool-fells, wool or See also: leather, but only the See also: custom and subsidy granted to the king—this extends only to the king himself and shall not bind his successors, for it is a See also: principal See also: part of the See also: crown of See also: England, which the king cannot
diminish."
See See also: State
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Trials (ed
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1779), xi. pp
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30-32; excerpts in G
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W . Prothero,Statutes and Constitutional Documents ( See also: Clarendon See also: Press, 1844); G
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B
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See also: Adams and H
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Morse Stephens, Select Documents of Eng
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Const
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Hist
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(New
See also: York, 1901) ; cf
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T
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P
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Taswell-Langmead, Eng
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Const
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Hist . ( See also: London, 1905), p
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