The highest guardian of the law of laws traces the line that links the longest-lived Magna Carta in history to the shortest, that of Cadiz: “The abolition of torment is the germ of constitutionalism”
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The highest guardian of the law of laws traces the line that links the longest-lived Magna Carta in history to the shortest, that of Cadiz: “The abolition of torment is the germ of constitutionalism”