History of England from the Accession of James I. to the Outbreak of the Civil War, 1603-1642: 1616-1621Longmans, Green, and Company, 1895 |
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... allowed to levy troops 334 Gondomar returns to Eng- His courtship of Lady Catherine Manners . Rise of Williams • He converts Lady Cathe rine Buckingham's marriage 357 Vere appointed to com- mand the volunteers for the Palatinate Plan ...
... allowed to levy troops 334 Gondomar returns to Eng- His courtship of Lady Catherine Manners . Rise of Williams • He converts Lady Cathe rine Buckingham's marriage 357 Vere appointed to com- mand the volunteers for the Palatinate Plan ...
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... allowed his temper to get the better of him in such a way as to afford a golden opportunity to his antagonist . Coke with the Chan- cery . A custom had gradually arisen of seeking redress in Chancery , in cases where the Common Law ...
... allowed his temper to get the better of him in such a way as to afford a golden opportunity to his antagonist . Coke with the Chan- cery . A custom had gradually arisen of seeking redress in Chancery , in cases where the Common Law ...
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... allowed to say a word in his own defence ? As to the judges ' oath that they would not delay justice , they were perfectly aware that they were frequently in the habit of post- poning the hearing of cases from one term to another , for ...
... allowed to say a word in his own defence ? As to the judges ' oath that they would not delay justice , they were perfectly aware that they were frequently in the habit of post- poning the hearing of cases from one term to another , for ...
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... allowed to be the loser . Lands were given him of more than double the value of the estate which he had declined.2 by Bacon . Bacon took care to put himself at the favourite's disposal in the negotiations relating to these arrangements ...
... allowed to be the loser . Lands were given him of more than double the value of the estate which he had declined.2 by Bacon . Bacon took care to put himself at the favourite's disposal in the negotiations relating to these arrangements ...
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... allowed to take his place on the bench for the express purpose of receiving Roper's surrender , which would surely have been most unlikely if he were then the main obstacle to the surrender being effected ( Chamberlain to Carleton , Oct ...
... allowed to take his place on the bench for the express purpose of receiving Roper's surrender , which would surely have been most unlikely if he were then the main obstacle to the surrender being effected ( Chamberlain to Carleton , Oct ...
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