By which
Through which and by which are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Through which" instead an adverb phrase "By which".
Through which
By which and through which are semantically related. You can use "By which" instead an adverb phrase "Through which".
Both terms in one sentence
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Since the signing of the Magna Carta, it had been the right of all Englishmen to be represented before the King in Parliament, through which all laws were passed and by which all taxes had to be approved.
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