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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... answered in them as he would have it . " 1 Since that time the argument of Bacon on the writ of Rege inconsulto , and the known determination of the King to check Whitelocke , Liber Famelicus , 48 . 1616 RESISTANCE OF THE judges , 15 ...
... answered in them as he would have it . " 1 Since that time the argument of Bacon on the writ of Rege inconsulto , and the known determination of the King to check Whitelocke , Liber Famelicus , 48 . 1616 RESISTANCE OF THE judges , 15 ...
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... answer . He directed the messenger who brought the letter to tell his master that if he wished the judges to receive the information which he had just given him , he had better write to them himself . On April 26 , Bacon , who had no ...
... answer . He directed the messenger who brought the letter to tell his master that if he wished the judges to receive the information which he had just given him , he had better write to them himself . On April 26 , Bacon , who had no ...
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... answering that the reply . judges might easily have fixed any day they pleased , and that , when it arrived , if they had not yet had time to con- fer with him , they might have adjourned the case again . He then stepped upon more ...
... answering that the reply . judges might easily have fixed any day they pleased , and that , when it arrived , if they had not yet had time to con- fer with him , they might have adjourned the case again . He then stepped upon more ...
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... answer may easily be criticised as evading the question rather than looking it in the face . Yet this very evasion is the clearest evidence that he did well to resist on this point . If a man , so unbending and arrogant as Coke , did ...
... answer may easily be criticised as evading the question rather than looking it in the face . Yet this very evasion is the clearest evidence that he did well to resist on this point . If a man , so unbending and arrogant as Coke , did ...
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... answer to the questions put to him on the subject of his reports , he was not even asked to sit down , and that Ellesmere's servants went so far as to neglect to take off their hats in his presence . To the men who took ' Moore's Rep ...
... answer to the questions put to him on the subject of his reports , he was not even asked to sit down , and that Ellesmere's servants went so far as to neglect to take off their hats in his presence . To the men who took ' Moore's Rep ...
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