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Longman, 1874

OF THE SEVENTH VOLUME	1

Failure of Mansfeldts attempt to reconquer the Palatinate	3

Select committee appointed to report upon recompilement of	5

Proceeding in the Star Chamber against Yelverton OPENING	7

alarm on his own account	8

Negotiation to appease Buckingham Reports from Meautys	9

CHAPTER II	16

TO THE MARQUIS OF BUCKINGHAM 20 January 161920	20

TO THE MARQUIS OF BUCKINGHAM 5 June 1621	280

His advice as to the reformation of justice and relieving the griev	286

Partial remission of the sentence of exclusion from the verge	300

TO THE MARQUIS OF BUCKINGHAM	314

Buckingham offers to explain himself if a friend be sent to speak	325

Bacon resolves to petition to the Lords to recommend	331

Report and advice from Sir Edward Sackville	344

Publication of the History of Henry VII	353

Departure of the Dutch Commissioners	38

16	47

Proceedings in Star Chamber against some of the Dutch merchants	49

Case of the Earl of Suffolk	60

TO THE MARQUIS OF BUCKINGHAM LORD ADMIRAL	77

8886	96

TO THE MARQUIS OF BUCKINGHAM 14 October 1619	98

Relations between Bacon and Sir James Whitelocke	102

TO THE MARQUIS OF BUCKINGHAM LO HIGH ADMIRAL	111

TO THE KING 1 March 16201	130

Confirmation of a decree of a charity commission	137

CHAPTER V	160

Prosperity of Bacons personal fortunes To be created Viscount	166

Page	168

SPEECH REPORTED AS SPOKEN on that occasion	172

Grant of two subsidies without reference to the Palatinate	180

77	185

140	190

The Conference passes without any mention of the Referees till	195

A third conference between the Houses for the production of	202

CHAPTER VI	209

TO MR MATTHEW	210

Bacons state of mind	225

The King declines to interfere The Lords proceed with	237

Method of judicial inquiry pursued by the Lords Its	245

The confession accepted by the Lords as ingenuous and full	253

Consideration of the sentence to be awarded Cases requiring	263

Elsings notes of the debate on the question of guilt and	269

CHAPTER VII	279

TO THOMAS MEAUTYS	355

Letter to an Italian philosopher in answer to questions concern	371

Consultations preparatory to the calling of a new Parliament	374

COPY OF THE KINGS WARRANT TOUCHING THE LORD	393

Design for erecting titulary Roman Catholic bishops in Eng	416

Toby Matthew joins the party at Madrid Suit for the Provost	420

The subsequent debates showing that the nature and objects	465

Causes of the failure of the warpolicy	479

CHAPTER X	511

TO THE DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM	518

Letter on behalf of a suitor in the Earl Marshals Court	529

8 September 1624	530

TO THE QUEEN of BOHEMIA	535

Bacons mode of doing business as a Judge in Chancery	562

APPENDIX	579

List of papers entered in Robert Stephenss catalogue to which	589

110	595

294	596

145	597

235	598

521	602

180	606

297	608

112	613

Report of the sentence	616

548	619

114	620

151	623

382	625

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Autors	Francis Bacon
Redaktors	James Spedding
Izdevējs	Longman, 1874
Oriģināls no	Hārvarda universitāte
Digitalizēta	6.11.2007

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