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 This glorious Charter must, therefore, ever continue unrepealed: and even the articles, which seem at present useless, must ever remain in force, to prevent the Oppressions and Prerogatives, there named, from being extended beyond certain limits, in case the same should ever hereafter be revived. No single Act of Parliament can unbind