The Works of Francis Bacon, Volumen9Longman, 1961 |
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... Lord Keeper Puckering died sud- denly of apoplexy : an event of importance to Bacon , because it made a vacancy in the line of his own advancement . Egerton , then ... Lord Keeper LETTER TO THE EARL OF ESSEX LETTER TO THE EARL OF ESSEX Page.
... Lord Keeper Puckering died sud- denly of apoplexy : an event of importance to Bacon , because it made a vacancy in the line of his own advancement . Egerton , then ... Lord Keeper LETTER TO THE EARL OF ESSEX LETTER TO THE EARL OF ESSEX Page.
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... Lord Gray . Whereunto the Lord Chief Justice said , That in his case justice had been done , and the party im- prisoned for it . And hereupon the Lord Keeper did eftsoons will the Earl of Essex , that whatsoever private matter or ...
... Lord Gray . Whereunto the Lord Chief Justice said , That in his case justice had been done , and the party im- prisoned for it . And hereupon the Lord Keeper did eftsoons will the Earl of Essex , that whatsoever private matter or ...
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... Lord Keeper pressing again to have spoken with the Earl of Essex , the Earl said , My lords , be patient awhile ... Lord Keeper , etc. , leaving the Lord Keeper , etc. , and divers of the gentlemen pensioners in that chamber , guarded by ...
... Lord Keeper pressing again to have spoken with the Earl of Essex , the Earl said , My lords , be patient awhile ... Lord Keeper , etc. , leaving the Lord Keeper , etc. , and divers of the gentlemen pensioners in that chamber , guarded by ...
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OF THE SECOND VOLUME | 1 |
LETTER TO MR R CECIL ABROAD | 4 |
Misgivings with regard to Essexs purposes Tone of his letters | 5 |
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