Remonstrance to the King

,—the second mode of the People, when they appeal for the remedy of some political evil. “Their first appeal is to the integrity of their Representatives; the second to the King’s justice; the third and last argument of the People, whenever they have recourse to it, will carry more weight perhaps than persuasion to Parliament, or supplication to the throne.”

Entry taken from Political Dictionary, edited by Charles Pigott from prison and printed in 1795.

Religion * Representative

Reckoning
Rector
Redress of Grievances
Reeves
Reform in Parliament
Regent
Regicide
Regifugium
Regiment
Religion
Remonstrance to the King
Representative
Representatives of the People
Reprobate
Republic
Republic
Requiem
Resignation (ministerial)
Restoration
Retrogade
Revolution