The Works of Francis Bacon: Lord Chancellor of England, Volumen13W. Pickering, 1825 |
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... doubt and mistrust your wit and insight in finding her majesty's mind , than your conformities and submission in obeying it ; the rather because you cannot but nourish a doubt in your breast , that her majesty , as princes ' hearts are ...
... doubt and mistrust your wit and insight in finding her majesty's mind , than your conformities and submission in obeying it ; the rather because you cannot but nourish a doubt in your breast , that her majesty , as princes ' hearts are ...
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... doubt of the case , that it should not be treason ; that it be given out constantly , and yet as it were a secret , and so a fame to slide , that the doubt was only upon the publication , in that it was never published , for that ( if ...
... doubt of the case , that it should not be treason ; that it be given out constantly , and yet as it were a secret , and so a fame to slide , that the doubt was only upon the publication , in that it was never published , for that ( if ...
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... doubt , upon subsi- 21 H. 7. 6 . dies and taxes cestuy que use should have been valued as an owner ; so , likewise , if cestuy que use had released his use unto the feoffee for six pounds , or contracted with a stranger for the like sum ...
... doubt , upon subsi- 21 H. 7. 6 . dies and taxes cestuy que use should have been valued as an owner ; so , likewise , if cestuy que use had released his use unto the feoffee for six pounds , or contracted with a stranger for the like sum ...
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