The Works of Francis Bacon: Lord Chancellor of England, Volumen13W. Pickering, 1825 |
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... favour and love towards him , and no alienation of that dutiful mind which he hath borne towards your lordship . And therefore I am fully persuaded , that if your lordship would please to send for him , there would grow so good ...
... favour and love towards him , and no alienation of that dutiful mind which he hath borne towards your lordship . And therefore I am fully persuaded , that if your lordship would please to send for him , there would grow so good ...
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... favour shown to Mr. Higgins upon my commendations about Pawlet's wardship ; the effect of which your lord- ship's favour , though it hath been intercepted by my Lord Deputy's suit , yet the signification remains : and I must in all ...
... favour shown to Mr. Higgins upon my commendations about Pawlet's wardship ; the effect of which your lord- ship's favour , though it hath been intercepted by my Lord Deputy's suit , yet the signification remains : and I must in all ...
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... favoured , as a proper con- ceit and invention of our law . So , again , they principally favour such as have ancient rights , and therefore Lett telleth us that it is commonly said that a right cannot die : and that ground of law ...
... favoured , as a proper con- ceit and invention of our law . So , again , they principally favour such as have ancient rights , and therefore Lett telleth us that it is commonly said that a right cannot die : and that ground of law ...
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