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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... given to Ra- Preparation of his fleet Talks of seizing the Mexico fleet . . James takes part with leigh Raleigh's projects • • 1517 James accepts the proposal Savoy against Spain Raleigh proposes to attack Genoa Abandonment of the pro ...
... given to Ra- Preparation of his fleet Talks of seizing the Mexico fleet . . James takes part with leigh Raleigh's projects • • 1517 James accepts the proposal Savoy against Spain Raleigh proposes to attack Genoa Abandonment of the pro ...
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... given moment . An Act of Parliament at once makes any obnoxious decision of the Courts impossible for the future . There is no longer any reason to be afraid of a judgment similar to those on Impositions and on Ship Money , now that it ...
... given moment . An Act of Parliament at once makes any obnoxious decision of the Courts impossible for the future . There is no longer any reason to be afraid of a judgment similar to those on Impositions and on Ship Money , now that it ...
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... given in their favour in the Common Law courts . case . Glanville's case was indeed a bad one . He had swindled a young man named Courtney out of a large sum of money , by Glanville's representing the value of a jewel to be 3607 ...
... given in their favour in the Common Law courts . case . Glanville's case was indeed a bad one . He had swindled a young man named Courtney out of a large sum of money , by Glanville's representing the value of a jewel to be 3607 ...
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... given in the King's courts , the parties should be at peace . The reason assigned was because many persons whose cases had already been decided , had been made to come , to their great incon- venience , before the King himself , or the ...
... given in the King's courts , the parties should be at peace . The reason assigned was because many persons whose cases had already been decided , had been made to come , to their great incon- venience , before the King himself , or the ...
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Samuel Rawson Gardiner. argued , information was given to the King that his prerogative was being questioned . He accordingly deputed Bishop Bilson to be present in court in his name , in order to make a report to him of the language ...
Samuel Rawson Gardiner. argued , information was given to the King that his prerogative was being questioned . He accordingly deputed Bishop Bilson to be present in court in his name , in order to make a report to him of the language ...
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