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Reminds me of Congress.
Well, at this point it’d been Great Britain for a few centuries.
Great Britain is the island so, yes: it had been that way for some time.
This helped me enormously: https://youtu.be/rNu8XDBSn10
I hate that phrase. Just a semi-polite way of saying “Fuck off”
Us Brits are masters at coming up with new polite ways of saying “fuck off”…
It needs to be remembered that most (~80% or so) of Blackstone’s writing was based on the Bible.