The Works of Francis Bacon, Volumen7

Longmans, Green, Reader, and Dyer, 1874

OF THE SEVENTII VOLUME	1

Progress of financial reform Reduction of debt	3

The fair Manuscript of the History of Henry VII completed	6

Threat of proceeding judicially against the Referees who	7

On second thoughts resolves to withhold the letter and turn	8

Negotiation to appease Buckingham Reports from Meautys	9

Charged by a disappointed suitor with taking money for	11

Proposition of a Law for the regulation of usury	14

Consideration of the sentence to be awarded Cases requiring	272

CHAPTER VII	279

TO THE PRINCE of Wales 7 June 1621	287

war with Spain Internal struggle of the Commons against	301

tory of the negotiation	303

Buckingham offers to explain himself if a friend be sent to speak	325

TO THE MARQUIS OF BUCKINGHAM	328

Bacon resolves to petition to the Lords to recommend	331

Appointment to attend the King	15

Capture of Prague by the Bavarians Change in the position	19

LORD CHANCELLOR VERULAM TO MY LORD WARDEN OF	40

Proceedings in Star Chamber against some of the Dutch merchants	49

Case of the Earl of Suffolk	60

TO THE SAME 12 December	68

Disposal of pretermitted duties	77

8888	82

use of torture in examinations	85

TO THE MARQUIS OF BUCKINGHAM 31 May 1621	95

40	97

Relations between Bacon and Sir James Whitelocke	102

TO THE MARQUIS OF BUCKINGHAM LO HIGH ADMIRAL	109

15	121

Answer to the Kings acknowledgment of the Novum Organum	129

LORD CHANCELLOR BACON TO THE MARQUIS OF BUCKINGHAM	141

Nov 1620	153

Sir T Coventry inade AttorneyGeneral and Robert Heath	159

Page	168

The Kings speech to the two Houses	171

Private advice to Buckingham on the subject Chief Justice	173

Grant of two subsidies without reference to the Palatinate	180

Confirmation of a decree of a charity commission	185

16201 MARCHMAY ÆTAT 60	209

Examinations commenced at once by the Lords Order of pro	225

Reviews records of analogous cases	232

DELIVER TO THE KING APRIL 16 1621 UPON HIS FIRST	237

TO HIS MAJESTY	339

TO THE LORD TREASURER	346

Design of the Dialogue of a Holy War	367

Letter to an Italian philosopher in answer to questions concern	374

Collection of Natural and Experimental History Resolution	380

To COUNT GONDOMAR then in Spain	411

TO THE RIGHT HON HIS VERY GOOD FRIEND SIR	421

TO THE DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM INTO SPAIN	427

INCLYTA ACADEMIE OXONIENSI	439

TO THE EARL OF OXFORD 2 Feb 1623	454

The subsequent debates showing that the nature and objects	465

TO THE CHANCELLOR of the DUCHY SIE HUMPHREY MAY	527

Recovery from a sickness of some weeks	530

Considerations touching a war with Spain	535

TO THE SAME	583

539	596

TO THE MARQUIS OF BUCKINGHAM 16 Dec 1620	597

PETITION TO THE HOUSE OF LORDS	599

421	600

Grant of three years pension in advance	602

180	606

Preparation for an expected interview with the King March	607

233	617

Publication of the History of Henry VII	618

55	621

150	623

Título	The Works of Francis Bacon, Volumen7 The Works of Francis Bacon, Douglas Denon Heath
Autor	Francis Bacon
Editores	James Spedding, Robert Leslie Ellis, Douglas Denon Heath
Editor	Longmans, Green, Reader, and Dyer, 1874
Procedencia del original	Universidad de Oxford
Digitalizado	27 Ago. 2008

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