The Works of Francis Bacon, Volumen14Longman, 1963 |
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... judge here in the King's Bench . You are the more bound to the King by how much more the time doth flourish with ... Judge in general and then of the proprieties thereof applied in particular to the place you go to . For the duty ...
... judge here in the King's Bench . You are the more bound to the King by how much more the time doth flourish with ... Judge in general and then of the proprieties thereof applied in particular to the place you go to . For the duty ...
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... Judge , because it is every day spoken of , to the things that concern the proprieties of your place , in which you have two respects ; one , as Judge of Chester ; another as having a principal place in matters of advice in Council of ...
... Judge , because it is every day spoken of , to the things that concern the proprieties of your place , in which you have two respects ; one , as Judge of Chester ; another as having a principal place in matters of advice in Council of ...
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... Judge and Jury , in trial of the cause and in deciding upon it . " It appears however according to the same authority that the Lords had not been called on to perform this office for 200 years . " From the 3rd of Henry V. to the ...
... Judge and Jury , in trial of the cause and in deciding upon it . " It appears however according to the same authority that the Lords had not been called on to perform this office for 200 years . " From the 3rd of Henry V. to the ...
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OF THE SEVENTH VOLUME | 1 |
Failure of Mansfeldts attempt to reconquer the Palatinate | 3 |
Select committee appointed to report upon recompilement of | 5 |
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