The Works of Francis Bacon, Volumen2Houghton, Mifflin,, 1899 |
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... crown should rest , remain , ană abide in the King , etc .: which words might equally be applied , That the crown should continue to him ; 3 but whether as having former right to it ( which was doubtful ) , or having it then in fact and ...
... crown should rest , remain , ană abide in the King , etc .: which words might equally be applied , That the crown should continue to him ; 3 but whether as having former right to it ( which was doubtful ) , or having it then in fact and ...
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... crowns was to be paid off by half - yearly instalments of 25,000 francs in crowns of gold ; each franc worth 20 sols , each crown worth 35 sols ; at which rate it would take more than 25 years to pay the whole ; 10 years after the death ...
... crowns was to be paid off by half - yearly instalments of 25,000 francs in crowns of gold ; each franc worth 20 sols , each crown worth 35 sols ; at which rate it would take more than 25 years to pay the whole ; 10 years after the death ...
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... Crown and the people , which was hard to adjust , and threat- ened much mischief in the process . Formerly the patrimony of the Crown was sufficient in ordinary times to carry on the government without assistance from Parliament . It ...
... Crown and the people , which was hard to adjust , and threat- ened much mischief in the process . Formerly the patrimony of the Crown was sufficient in ordinary times to carry on the government without assistance from Parliament . It ...
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