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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... evidence in his writings that he looked upon the defence of the prerogative as especially entrusted to the care of the judges . If there were any doubt on this point , it would be sufficient to quote the illustration of the lions under ...
... evidence in his writings that he looked upon the defence of the prerogative as especially entrusted to the care of the judges . If there were any doubt on this point , it would be sufficient to quote the illustration of the lions under ...
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... evidence that the judgment in question had been duly obtained . Upon this Coke sprang upon his feet , and attempted to browbeat them into submission . They retired for a short time , and , on their returning without having com- plied ...
... evidence that the judgment in question had been duly obtained . Upon this Coke sprang upon his feet , and attempted to browbeat them into submission . They retired for a short time , and , on their returning without having com- plied ...
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... Bacon had needed any additional evidence to prove that a strictly legal training is not the best preparation for deciding finally upon 1616 SUBMISSION OF THE JUDGES . 19 political questions , 18 CH . XXII . DISGRACE OF CHIEF JUSTICE COKE .
... Bacon had needed any additional evidence to prove that a strictly legal training is not the best preparation for deciding finally upon 1616 SUBMISSION OF THE JUDGES . 19 political questions , 18 CH . XXII . DISGRACE OF CHIEF JUSTICE COKE .
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... evidence that he did well to resist on this point . If a man , so unbending and arrogant as Coke , did not venture to give a clearer answer , what chance was there that ordinary judges would stand up against the influence of the Crown ...
... evidence that he did well to resist on this point . If a man , so unbending and arrogant as Coke , did not venture to give a clearer answer , what chance was there that ordinary judges would stand up against the influence of the Crown ...
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... evidence of the resistance which it would inevitably have provoked , it is well to examine whether his words can be justified by other considerations . The fact was that James , when left to a sober consideration of the matter , was not ...
... evidence of the resistance which it would inevitably have provoked , it is well to examine whether his words can be justified by other considerations . The fact was that James , when left to a sober consideration of the matter , was not ...
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