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Both the glorious revolution and the English bill if rights support the idea that

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there are inalienable rights that cannot be taken away and that all are born with

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The Glorious Revolution and the English Bill of Rights supported the idea that the monarchs couldn´t or shouldn´t have absolute power and the Parliament should get back some faculties that were removed during the reign of James II of England.

Both the Glorious Revolution like the English Bill wanted to limit the power of the royalty whereas sought to strengthen a parliamentary democracy.

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