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- noun Plural form of
magistrature .
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Throughout his series of books, Saint-Yves defined the three specific areas of society that needed to be governed—the law, the economy, and religion—proposing a European Council of National Communes, made up of economists, financiers, industrialists, and agriculturalists to regulate the economy; a European Council of National States of delegates from the member states’ magistratures to govern international law; and a European Council of Churches to rule on religious matters.
The Sion Revelation Lynn Picknett 2006
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Throughout his series of books, Saint-Yves defined the three specific areas of society that needed to be governed—the law, the economy, and religion—proposing a European Council of National Communes, made up of economists, financiers, industrialists, and agriculturalists to regulate the economy; a European Council of National States of delegates from the member states’ magistratures to govern international law; and a European Council of Churches to rule on religious matters.
The Sion Revelation Lynn Picknett 2006
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Throughout his series of books, Saint-Yves defined the three specific areas of society that needed to be governed—the law, the economy, and religion—proposing a European Council of National Communes, made up of economists, financiers, industrialists, and agriculturalists to regulate the economy; a European Council of National States of delegates from the member states’ magistratures to govern international law; and a European Council of Churches to rule on religious matters.
The Sion Revelation Lynn Picknett 2006
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