The Works of Francis Bacon ...: Literary and professional worksHoughton, Mifflin and Company, 1909 |
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... principal man of authority in those parts . The Earl forthwith wrote unto the court , signifying to the King plainly enough in what flame he found the people , of those countries , and praying the King's direction . The King wrote back ...
... principal man of authority in those parts . The Earl forthwith wrote unto the court , signifying to the King plainly enough in what flame he found the people , of those countries , and praying the King's direction . The King wrote back ...
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... principal . And here I do desire those into whose hands this work shall fall , that they do take in good part my long insisting upon the laws that were made in this King's reign ; whereof I have these reasons ; both because it was the ...
... principal . And here I do desire those into whose hands this work shall fall , that they do take in good part my long insisting upon the laws that were made in this King's reign ; whereof I have these reasons ; both because it was the ...
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... principal officers , and taken himself prisoner , and held him in durance till they had enforced him and some of his counsellors to take a solemn oath to pardon all their offences , and never to question and revenge the same in time to ...
... principal officers , and taken himself prisoner , and held him in durance till they had enforced him and some of his counsellors to take a solemn oath to pardon all their offences , and never to question and revenge the same in time to ...
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HISTORY OF THE REIGN OF KING HENRY VII | 13 |
Great Councils | 178 |
Character of Henry VII from the Latin | 379 |
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