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...hts guaranteed under a written constitution and a government answerable to the People rather than to King or Parliament.
...rights and liberties until the Norman conquest, and that [[person::William the Conqueror]] and his successors were tyrannical usurpers.
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...ion with William Walwyn, is generally regarded as the founding document of the Leveller movement.
...lted in the release of Overton and [[person::John Lilburne]] in the autumn of 1647.
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...d Approvers of the Petition of [[date::09/11/1649|Sept. 11. 1648 (1649)]], the Leveller women argue for their right to fight for their beliefs, dying for
... our lives and liberties and all were not concerned? Must we show no sense of their [husbands’ and childrens’] sufferings, nor bear testimony against
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