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After King James II was dethroned, what important condition was written into the English Bill of Rights?
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After King James II was dethroned, what important condition was written into the English Bill of Rights?

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After King James II was dethroned, the important condition that was written into the English Bill of Rights was that no future king would rule by himself - he was to be helped by the Parliament at all times.
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