The Retrospective Review.., Volume 7Henry Southern Charles and Henry Baldwyn, Newgate Street., 1823 |
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... Lord Lauderdale , in which that distinguished statesman expresses considerable doubt upon the question . " I recollect , " says he , " that the impression upon my mind was , that there was more reason than is generally allowed for ...
... Lord Lauderdale , in which that distinguished statesman expresses considerable doubt upon the question . " I recollect , " says he , " that the impression upon my mind was , that there was more reason than is generally allowed for ...
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... Lord Coke , who hath filled this part with many frivolous things , would think all lost , except he hear somewhat of this kind . But this is to come to the leavings of a business . [ Marginal note of the king . This evidence cannot be ...
... Lord Coke , who hath filled this part with many frivolous things , would think all lost , except he hear somewhat of this kind . But this is to come to the leavings of a business . [ Marginal note of the king . This evidence cannot be ...
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... Lord Coke and my Lord Chief Justice , in the cause of Overbury . - ii . St. Tr . 1027 . †ii . St. Tr . 949. In all probability , the letters here adverted to are those mentioned by Bacon in his Heads of the Charges . Weldon , p . 115 ...
... Lord Coke and my Lord Chief Justice , in the cause of Overbury . - ii . St. Tr . 1027 . †ii . St. Tr . 949. In all probability , the letters here adverted to are those mentioned by Bacon in his Heads of the Charges . Weldon , p . 115 ...
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... Lord Coke's law , as Overbury was without any law . " - p . 109 . Now it does not appear from the report of Franklin's case in the State Trials , nor from any other source to which we have referred , that Franklin ever made such a ...
... Lord Coke's law , as Overbury was without any law . " - p . 109 . Now it does not appear from the report of Franklin's case in the State Trials , nor from any other source to which we have referred , that Franklin ever made such a ...
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... Lord Cobham and George Brook , his brother ; the one very learned and wise , the other a most silly lord ; the pu- ritan , the Lord Gray of Wilton , a very hopeful gentleman , blasted in the very bud ; the papists , Watson and Clark ...
... Lord Cobham and George Brook , his brother ; the one very learned and wise , the other a most silly lord ; the pu- ritan , the Lord Gray of Wilton , a very hopeful gentleman , blasted in the very bud ; the papists , Watson and Clark ...
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