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protest being a matter of common form and the words of it merely of course, it is presumed that nothing in the late intended protest, can be construed into a personal reflection either on the vice-chancellor or proctors, nor yet as any contumely to them, or opposition to the execution of their office
Relating to the power of the University of Oxford to make statutes.
Reproduction of original from Bodleian Library (Oxford).