The Lives of the Lord Chancellors and Keepers of the Great Seal of England: From the revolution of 1688, to the death of Lord Chancellor Thurlow, in 1806. 2vJ. Murray, 1845 |
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... Petition of Right , 479. Private Conference with the King respecting the Puritans , 480. Ascendency of Laud on Death of Buck- ingham , 480. Puseyism , or the Laudean Controversy , 480. Prosecution against Williams in the Star Chamber ...
... Petition of Right , 479. Private Conference with the King respecting the Puritans , 480. Ascendency of Laud on Death of Buck- ingham , 480. Puseyism , or the Laudean Controversy , 480. Prosecution against Williams in the Star Chamber ...
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... Petition of Right , 513. Tonnage and Poundage , 514. Abrupt Dissolution , 514. Assassination of Buckingham , 515 . Circulation of mutilated Copies of Petition of Right , 515. Illegal Decision respecting Tonnage and Poundage , 515 ...
... Petition of Right , 513. Tonnage and Poundage , 514. Abrupt Dissolution , 514. Assassination of Buckingham , 515 . Circulation of mutilated Copies of Petition of Right , 515. Illegal Decision respecting Tonnage and Poundage , 515 ...
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... Petition of Right passed , 549. Tonnage and Poundage , 549. Meeting after Recess , 550. Finch refuses to put the Question , 550. Tumultuous Proceed- ings in the House , 550. Dissolution , 551. Masque by the Four Inns of Court , 551 ...
... Petition of Right passed , 549. Tonnage and Poundage , 549. Meeting after Recess , 550. Finch refuses to put the Question , 550. Tumultuous Proceed- ings in the House , 550. Dissolution , 551. Masque by the Four Inns of Court , 551 ...
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... Petition of Right , 579. Goes over to the Court , 579. Is made Recorder of London , 579. His great Eminence at the Bar , 580. Is made Solicitor General , 580. His famous Argument in support of Ship Money , 581. Chief Justice of the ...
... Petition of Right , 579. Goes over to the Court , 579. Is made Recorder of London , 579. His great Eminence at the Bar , 580. Is made Solicitor General , 580. His famous Argument in support of Ship Money , 581. Chief Justice of the ...
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... petitions . " * Queen obliged to yield upon the ques- tion of monopo- lies . Close of the reign of Eliza- beth . The ... Petition of Right , " and assembled in the Long Parliament . Bacon himself lived to see both Houses unanimous in ...
... petitions . " * Queen obliged to yield upon the ques- tion of monopo- lies . Close of the reign of Eliza- beth . The ... Petition of Right , " and assembled in the Long Parliament . Bacon himself lived to see both Houses unanimous in ...
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