The Works of Francis Bacon, Lord Chancellor of England, Volume 3Carey and Hart, 1844 |
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Page 113
... unto him by two of his servants , Robert Maxwell and John Hunt , for the making of sheriffs and escheators ' patents , to your lord- ship's consideration . My desire unto your lord- ship on their behalf is , that you would show them ...
... unto him by two of his servants , Robert Maxwell and John Hunt , for the making of sheriffs and escheators ' patents , to your lord- ship's consideration . My desire unto your lord- ship on their behalf is , that you would show them ...
Page 161
... unto your lordship the whereof , I know , your ladyship knoweth both the remembrance of my suit , which then I moved right use , and true value . My thankful and ser- unto you ; whereof it also pleased your lordship viceable mind shall ...
... unto your lordship the whereof , I know , your ladyship knoweth both the remembrance of my suit , which then I moved right use , and true value . My thankful and ser- unto you ; whereof it also pleased your lordship viceable mind shall ...
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... unto your majesty the names of the several officers of your majesty in those places , to be ordered as your wisdom shall think best to direct . But withal , we thought it appurteħant to our duties to inform your majesty how far we have ...
... unto your majesty the names of the several officers of your majesty in those places , to be ordered as your wisdom shall think best to direct . But withal , we thought it appurteħant to our duties to inform your majesty how far we have ...
Contents
LETTERS FROM THE CABALA | 1 |
Mr Bacon to the Earl of Salisbury | 5 |
to the Earl of Essex after his enlargement | 8 |
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