The Crown claimed, as Hallam says, "not only a kind of supplemental right of legislation to perfect and carry out what the spirit of existing laws might require but also a paramount supremacy, called sometimes the king's absolute or sovereign power which sanctioned commands beyond the legal prerogative, for the sake of public safety whenever the Council might judge that to be in hazard."
"Freedom Through Disobedience"
C. R. (Chittaranjan) Das
It is thus related in the supplemental chapter to the Memoirs.
"Rulers of India: Akbar"
George Bruce Malleson
supplemental Studies: At this point it will be well to take the supplemental lessons in this book, page 133 to end of volume.
"Parent and Child Vol. III., Child Study and Training"
Mosiah Hall