Self-denying Ordinance
The Self-denying Ordinance was passed by the English Parliament on 3 April 1645. All members of the House of Commons or Lords who were also officers in the Parliamentary army or navy were required to resign one or the other, within 40 days from 3 April 1645. First introduced in December 1644, the bill passed at the second attempt. As members of the Lords could not resign their titles, it effectively removed aristocratic commanders like the Earls of Manchester and Essex. Under the amended version, they were still required to resign their commissions, but could be re-appointed.
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Self-denying Ordinance
The Self-denying Ordinance was passed by the English Parliament on 3 April 1645. All members of the House of Commons or Lords who were also officers in the Parliamentary army or navy were required to resign one or the other, within 40 days from 3 April 1645. First introduced in December 1644, the bill passed at the second attempt. As members of the Lords could not resign their titles, it effectively removed aristocratic commanders like the Earls of Manchester and Essex. Under the amended version, they were still required to resign their commissions, but could be re-appointed.
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Dans l'histoire de l'Angleterr ...... re des lords, le 3 avril 1645.
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Self-denying Ordinance, na his ...... Lordes, em 3 de abril de 1645.
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The Self-denying Ordinance was ...... ns, but could be re-appointed.
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自我否定条例,或称忘我条例(英文:Self-denying ...... 此条例曾数次出现。其后在美国等国家,作为一种立法原则而存在。
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辞退条例(じたいじょうれい、英:Self-denying O ...... 員と軍事指揮官の兼任を禁止した内容で、軍の人事が刷新された。
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1645-04-03
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An Ordinance of the Lords and ...... fices, both military and civil
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Parliament of England
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Self-denying Ordinance
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Repealed
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Dans l'histoire de l'Angleterr ...... re des lords, le 3 avril 1645.
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Self-denying Ordinance, na his ...... Lordes, em 3 de abril de 1645.
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The Self-denying Ordinance was ...... ns, but could be re-appointed.
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自我否定条例,或称忘我条例(英文:Self-denying ...... 此条例曾数次出现。其后在美国等国家,作为一种立法原则而存在。
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辞退条例(じたいじょうれい、英:Self-denying O ...... 員と軍事指揮官の兼任を禁止した内容で、軍の人事が刷新された。
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Self-Denying Ordinance
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Self-denying Ordinance
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Self-denying Ordinance
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自我否定条例
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辞退条例
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