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Privy councilor

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a member of the privy council.
- Burrill.

See also: Privy



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The royal commission responds to the privy council and as a cabinet minister I am a privy councilor," Karalus told a press conference.
I'm today announcing the establishment of an independent privy councilor committee of inquiry," he told the House of Commons, saying it would have access "to the fullest range of information, including secret information.
With its evidence of the procedures and motives of censorship and revision," Clegg notes, this section of the Chronicles "suggests that in the 1580s the often divergent views held by many English citizens, the queen, and her Privy Councilors converged in a vision of England as a great Protestant nation" (15).
 
 
 
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