The Works of Francis Bacon, Volumen7Longmans, Green, Reader, and Dyer, 1874 |
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... reasons for which they moved his M. to yield to this order were two : first , for his M's . own honour who could not ... reason was that by this legal and public proceeding there might an example be made for securing his M. and his ...
... reasons for which they moved his M. to yield to this order were two : first , for his M's . own honour who could not ... reason was that by this legal and public proceeding there might an example be made for securing his M. and his ...
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... reason why so few of them are now forthcoming . 1 W. Smithe to Carleton , 2 Dec. 1618. S. P. 2 Chamberlain to Carleton , 23 Jan. 1618-9 . S. P. 3 It was at this time , as we learn from Chamberlain , that he published some new orders for ...
... reason why so few of them are now forthcoming . 1 W. Smithe to Carleton , 2 Dec. 1618. S. P. 2 Chamberlain to Carleton , 23 Jan. 1618-9 . S. P. 3 It was at this time , as we learn from Chamberlain , that he published some new orders for ...
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... reason to deserve ; which I shall take as a courtesy from your Lordship , and ever rest Your Lordship's faithful friend and servant , G. BUCKINGHAM . I thank your Lordship for your favour to Sir John Wentworth in the dispatch of his ...
... reason to deserve ; which I shall take as a courtesy from your Lordship , and ever rest Your Lordship's faithful friend and servant , G. BUCKINGHAM . I thank your Lordship for your favour to Sir John Wentworth in the dispatch of his ...
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... reason to think that he expressly abstained from consulting the councillors on that point , as knowing what their advice would be , and hoping to be able to bring the matter into a better shape himself . But however this may be , 1 I ...
... reason to think that he expressly abstained from consulting the councillors on that point , as knowing what their advice would be , and hoping to be able to bring the matter into a better shape himself . But however this may be , 1 I ...
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... whereby we may be able at one and the same time both to undertake any action abroad and defend ourselves at home without either much danger or great cost . 1 that in both MSS . 2dly . By reason his Majesty hath the neighbourhood of.
... whereby we may be able at one and the same time both to undertake any action abroad and defend ourselves at home without either much danger or great cost . 1 that in both MSS . 2dly . By reason his Majesty hath the neighbourhood of.
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