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A speech in parliament, 39 of Elizabeth, upon

the motion of subsidy

A proclamation drawn for his majesty's first

coming in

A draught of a proclamation touching his

majesty's style

A speech made by Sir Francis Bacon, knight,

chosen by the commons to present a petition

touching purveyors

A brief discourse of the happy union of the king-

doms of England and Scotland

Certain articles or considerations touching the

union of the kingdoms of England and Scot-

land

The certificate or return of the commissioners

of England and Scotland, authorised to treat

of an union

A speech in the house of commons, concerning

the article of the general naturalization of

the Scotish nation

234

239

244

250

257

267

286

290

A speech in the lower house of parliament, by o

occasion of a motion concerning the union

of laws

Considerations touching the plantation in

Ireland

A report in the house of commons, of a speech

delivered by the earl of Salisbury; and

another speech delivered by the earl of

Northampton, at a conference concerning the

petition of the merchants upon the Spanish

grievances

A certificate to his majesty touching the pro-

jects of Sir Stephen Proctor relating to the

penal laws

A speech used to the king by his majesty's soli-

citor, being chosen by the commons, as their

mouth and messenger, for the presenting to

his majesty the instrument or writing of their

grievances

A speech used unto the lords at a conference by

commission from the commons, moving and per-

310

317

330

348

357

suading the lords to join with the commons in

petition to the king, to obtain liberty to treat

of a composition with his majesty for wards

and tenures

A frame of declaration for the master of the

wards at his first sitting

Directions for the master of the wards to ob-

serve, for his majesty's better service, and

the general good

A speech persuading the house of commons to

desist from farther question of receiving the

king's messages by their speaker, and from

the body of the council, as well as from the

king's person

An argument in the lower house of parliament,

proving the king's right of impositions on

merchandises imported and exported

A brief speech persuading some supply to be

given to his majesty

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A certificate to the lords of the council, upon

information given touching the scarcity of

silver at the mint

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364

366

369

373

382

383

395

Advice to the king touching Mr. Sutton's estate 388

A speech in the lower house, when the house was

in great heat about the undertakers

A speech in parliament, being lord chancellor,

to the speaker's excuse

403

Of the true greatness of the kingdom of Britain 410

Advice to Sir George Villiers, afterward duke

of Buckingham, when he became javourite to

king James

Advertisement touching a holy war

429

467

Notes of a speech concerning a war with Spain 493

Considerations touching a war with Spain 499

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