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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... carry his threats into execution . He told Glanville and Allen to be ready by next term , when he would have a better jury to decide upon their cases . ' At the time when this violent scene was taking place , Ellesmere was lying ill ...
... carry his threats into execution . He told Glanville and Allen to be ready by next term , when he would have a better jury to decide upon their cases . ' At the time when this violent scene was taking place , Ellesmere was lying ill ...
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... carry , by a side wind , a point which he had failed to gain by direct attack . If the Attorney - General had been unable to convince the Court of King's Bench that it was obligatory upon it to refuse to decide upon all cases in which ...
... carry , by a side wind , a point which he had failed to gain by direct attack . If the Attorney - General had been unable to convince the Court of King's Bench that it was obligatory upon it to refuse to decide upon all cases in which ...
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... carried with overrash wilfulness , for so you may wound the King through the sides of a private person ; and this I command to your special care , to blunt the sharp edge and vain popular humour of some lawyers at the bar , that think ...
... carried with overrash wilfulness , for so you may wound the King through the sides of a private person ; and this I command to your special care , to blunt the sharp edge and vain popular humour of some lawyers at the bar , that think ...
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... carrying it out a new difficulty arose . James was willing to raise Roper to the peerage , but he was himself in want of money to meet the expenses of Hay's embassy , 2 and required a payment of 10,000l . before he would confer the ...
... carrying it out a new difficulty arose . James was willing to raise Roper to the peerage , but he was himself in want of money to meet the expenses of Hay's embassy , 2 and required a payment of 10,000l . before he would confer the ...
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... carry his promises into effect before her arrival . She must be detained in Spain for three years in order that the ... carried out in Eng- land . The demands which followed were no less exacting in their nature . James and his son were ...
... carry his promises into effect before her arrival . She must be detained in Spain for three years in order that the ... carried out in Eng- land . The demands which followed were no less exacting in their nature . James and his son were ...
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