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I who was still awake and True to my Grounds which I thought surest for my Lord's good , said to this effect [ Note that he does not quote the actual words spoken to the Queen , recorded in the above caption ) , Madam .
I who was still awake and True to my Grounds which I thought surest for my Lord's good , said to this effect [ Note that he does not quote the actual words spoken to the Queen , recorded in the above caption ) , Madam .
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I writ to Her Majesty , that if she would be pleased to spare me in my Lord of Essex cause I should reckon it for one of her highest favours The next news that I heard was , that we were all sent for again and that Her Majesty's ...
I writ to Her Majesty , that if she would be pleased to spare me in my Lord of Essex cause I should reckon it for one of her highest favours The next news that I heard was , that we were all sent for again and that Her Majesty's ...
الصفحة 458
The aged and ailing Lord Chancellor Ellesmere then asked Francis Bacon to speak in his own defence . In a purely legal speech Francis Bacon proved that in staying the hearing the Lord Chief Justice would have hurt no law and broken no ...
The aged and ailing Lord Chancellor Ellesmere then asked Francis Bacon to speak in his own defence . In a purely legal speech Francis Bacon proved that in staying the hearing the Lord Chief Justice would have hurt no law and broken no ...
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