Francis Bacon's Personal Life-story, المجلدات 1-2 |
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Francis Bacon's letter and Coke's reply were read , the judges ' letter to the King was put in ... maintained that the facts in the judges ' letter were true and that the Attorney - General's message was against his oath as a judge .
Francis Bacon's letter and Coke's reply were read , the judges ' letter to the King was put in ... maintained that the facts in the judges ' letter were true and that the Attorney - General's message was against his oath as a judge .
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There is nothing to show that the Lord Keeper was an unjust judge and no evidence that he had ever been guilty of actions to condone wrongdoing . Now , how could Francis Bacon's character be questioned through receiving letters which ...
There is nothing to show that the Lord Keeper was an unjust judge and no evidence that he had ever been guilty of actions to condone wrongdoing . Now , how could Francis Bacon's character be questioned through receiving letters which ...
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The courts were not run financially by the State , the judges were only paid a nominal sum and were maintained by the gifts of suitors . That was the source of revenue . Out of these gifts the judge paid the expenses of his staff ...
The courts were not run financially by the State , the judges were only paid a nominal sum and were maintained by the gifts of suitors . That was the source of revenue . Out of these gifts the judge paid the expenses of his staff ...
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