Francis Bacon's Personal Life-story, المجلدات 1-2Rider, 1986 - 580 من الصفحات |
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... Crown , though it promised to use its authority justly , did not talk of PARTING with any authority . " To free the Crown from debt and settle upon it an income was to make the King independent of Parliament . He did not need to call ...
... Crown , though it promised to use its authority justly , did not talk of PARTING with any authority . " To free the Crown from debt and settle upon it an income was to make the King independent of Parliament . He did not need to call ...
الصفحة 457
... Crown without the Crown being heard in its defence " , the King commanded Francis Bacon the Attorney - General to write and require Coke to put off the further hearing of the case until the King could consult the judges on the legality ...
... Crown without the Crown being heard in its defence " , the King commanded Francis Bacon the Attorney - General to write and require Coke to put off the further hearing of the case until the King could consult the judges on the legality ...
الصفحة 513
... Crown ought to be fortified by the considered opinion of the Crown lawyers , for such a meeting could only have been held by the King's consent and by pressure from Francis Bacon . I do not know of one statesman apart from him who cared ...
... Crown ought to be fortified by the considered opinion of the Crown lawyers , for such a meeting could only have been held by the King's consent and by pressure from Francis Bacon . I do not know of one statesman apart from him who cared ...
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