| "For
A New Parliament By The Agreement of the People" |
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| The
Agreement of the People asked for; |
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| Sovereign
power to be the birthright of the people. |
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| One
year Parliaments, elected by equal numbers of voters per seat. |
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The
right to vote, for all men who worked independently for their
living, and all those who had fought for the Parliamentary cause.
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| Recall
of any or all of their M. P.s by their electors at any time. |
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| Abolition
of the House of Lords. |
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| Democratic
election of Army Officers. |
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| Complete
religious toleration, as against the previous enforcement of conformity,
not only by the Catholics and the Church of England but also by
the Presbyterian Church. |
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| Abolition
of tithes and tolls. |
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Justices
to be elected. Law courts to be local, not in London. Proceedings
to be in English not French.
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| Copyholders
to have rights of tenure. Some redistribution of old Royal land
to country people. |
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