The Works of Francis Bacon, Volumen7Longman, 1859 |
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... common practice , as shown by the extant records of Gray's Inn , to ... law by me made . This is also a composition ; being a book of pleadings ... common - place book of Law . 6. Exempla Majorum in Jure : containing precedents and usages ...
... common practice , as shown by the extant records of Gray's Inn , to ... law by me made . This is also a composition ; being a book of pleadings ... common - place book of Law . 6. Exempla Majorum in Jure : containing precedents and usages ...
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... common - place book after the fashion of the Cases of Treason , & c . , setting down the ordinary Common Law Prerogatives , and not to contain anything interesting as regards Bacon's opinions on the Constitution . Mr. Spedding tells me ...
... common - place book after the fashion of the Cases of Treason , & c . , setting down the ordinary Common Law Prerogatives , and not to contain anything interesting as regards Bacon's opinions on the Constitution . Mr. Spedding tells me ...
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... Law : a common title , The Elements of the Common Law , being prefixed , as well as a separate one to each part . The Text agrees pretty closely with that of Harl . MSS . 1783. and with a MS . at Lincoln's Inn , and is reprinted in Mr ...
... Law : a common title , The Elements of the Common Law , being prefixed , as well as a separate one to each part . The Text agrees pretty closely with that of Harl . MSS . 1783. and with a MS . at Lincoln's Inn , and is reprinted in Mr ...
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... laws , and to reduce them from infinite volumes and much repugnancy into one ... law : but more excellent had the work been , save that the more ignorant and ... common laws ) than all the Kings between him and the same King Edward I. and ...
... laws , and to reduce them from infinite volumes and much repugnancy into one ... law : but more excellent had the work been , save that the more ignorant and ... common laws ) than all the Kings between him and the same King Edward I. and ...
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... laws by evasions and devices ; which inconveniences in such times growing more ... law should multiply and increase , whereof always a great part are unjust ... common laws as were by the statutes of the King your father removed , needed ...
... laws by evasions and devices ; which inconveniences in such times growing more ... law should multiply and increase , whereof always a great part are unjust ... common laws as were by the statutes of the King your father removed , needed ...
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