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Whereupon the Pope writ a monitory to him , for that he had broken the privilege
of Holy Church , and taken his son . The King sent an embassage to him , and
sent withal the armour wherein the Bishop was taken , and this only in writing ,
lide ...
Whereupon the Pope writ a monitory to him , for that he had broken the privilege
of Holy Church , and taken his son . The King sent an embassage to him , and
sent withal the armour wherein the Bishop was taken , and this only in writing ,
lide ...
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†67 . Mr . Mason of Trinity college sent his pupil to anI balances . R . 3 Sir Henry
Savill . $ That he thought . R . R . ? and brought down the scale . R . 4 He . R . 6
writ . R . other of the fellows , to borrow a book of 134 APOPHTHEGMS.
†67 . Mr . Mason of Trinity college sent his pupil to anI balances . R . 3 Sir Henry
Savill . $ That he thought . R . R . ? and brought down the scale . R . 4 He . R . 6
writ . R . other of the fellows , to borrow a book of 134 APOPHTHEGMS.
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He writ back again , that the sum was greater than his estate or condition could
use . The Emperor writ a new rescript thus ; Abuse it . 178 . ( 198 . ) A Spaniard
was censuring to a French gentleman the want of devotion amongst the French ;
in ...
He writ back again , that the sum was greater than his estate or condition could
use . The Emperor writ a new rescript thus ; Abuse it . 178 . ( 198 . ) A Spaniard
was censuring to a French gentleman the want of devotion amongst the French ;
in ...
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Archidamus King of Lacedæmon , having received from Philip King of Macedon ,
after Philip had won the victory of Chæronea upon the Athenians , proud letters ,
writ back to him ; That if he measured his own shadow , he would find it no ...
Archidamus King of Lacedæmon , having received from Philip King of Macedon ,
after Philip had won the victory of Chæronea upon the Athenians , proud letters ,
writ back to him ; That if he measured his own shadow , he would find it no ...
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So if a man be attainted and executed , and the heir bring error upon the
attainder , and corruption of blood by the same attainder be pleaded to interrupt
his conveying in the same writ of error ; this is no plea : for then he were without
remedy ...
So if a man be attainted and executed , and the heir bring error upon the
attainder , and corruption of blood by the same attainder be pleaded to interrupt
his conveying in the same writ of error ; this is no plea : for then he were without
remedy ...
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | Works, Volumen7 Works, Francis Bacon |
| Autor | Francis Bacon |
| Editor | Longmans & Company, 1879 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 31 Ene. 2008 |
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