The Works of Francis Bacon, Volumen4Longmans, Green, Reader, and Dyer, 1868 |
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... referred to the Lord Treasurer it had been overruled in his favour : and when , in spite of this , the payment was still delayed , he thought himself ill- used , and wrote to remonstrate with what effect I cannot say the letter itself ...
... referred to the Lord Treasurer it had been overruled in his favour : and when , in spite of this , the payment was still delayed , he thought himself ill- used , and wrote to remonstrate with what effect I cannot say the letter itself ...
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... referred to the 1st of January , 1607–8 . : It is difficult to understand the true import of letters of compli- ment , without an acquaintance ( more familiar than , at the distance of three centuries , it is easy to attain ) with the ...
... referred to the 1st of January , 1607–8 . : It is difficult to understand the true import of letters of compli- ment , without an acquaintance ( more familiar than , at the distance of three centuries , it is easy to attain ) with the ...
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... referred to January , 1607-8 ) affords a reason , in the absence of better , for placing the next letter here . Lady Packington , her mother , had a troublesome temper and a disposition to interfere in the domestic arrangements of her ...
... referred to January , 1607-8 ) affords a reason , in the absence of better , for placing the next letter here . Lady Packington , her mother , had a troublesome temper and a disposition to interfere in the domestic arrangements of her ...
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... referred to the highest legal tribunal in the land , is to say that the forms of judicial procedure ought to have been regarded as useless , and the Judges as incompetent for their func- tion . And as it was never suspected that any ...
... referred to the highest legal tribunal in the land , is to say that the forms of judicial procedure ought to have been regarded as useless , and the Judges as incompetent for their func- tion . And as it was never suspected that any ...
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... referred to was merely some professional employment connected with Lord Dorset's will ; which would no doubt give work to lawyers . But I am not well enough acquainted with the practice of the time in such matters , to judge whether ...
... referred to was merely some professional employment connected with Lord Dorset's will ; which would no doubt give work to lawyers . But I am not well enough acquainted with the practice of the time in such matters , to judge whether ...
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