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abjuration, oath of

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abjuration, oath of

In England and Wales, oath formerly taken by holders of public office and originally imposed in the reign of William III, requiring the taker of the oath (juror) to abjure the claims of the Stuart pretender or his heirs to the throne.

The juror also had to reject any claims made for the pope's jurisdiction in England, or for the notion that princes excommunicated by him could be deposed or murdered.



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