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... justice was prevailed upon to re- turn an answer to the question proposed to him ; but how little that answer was calculated to please the king , may be gathered from the terms in which it is spoken of by Bacon : " I send your majesty ...
... justice was prevailed upon to re- turn an answer to the question proposed to him ; but how little that answer was calculated to please the king , may be gathered from the terms in which it is spoken of by Bacon : " I send your majesty ...
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... justice , in particular , took in this affair , or in what manner he rendered himself peculiarly ob- noxious to the monarch ; indeed , from an expression in Bacon's letter , it should seem , that he only acted in the ordinary discharge ...
... justice , in particular , took in this affair , or in what manner he rendered himself peculiarly ob- noxious to the monarch ; indeed , from an expression in Bacon's letter , it should seem , that he only acted in the ordinary discharge ...
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... Justice of the King's Bench . To this harsh sentence the chief justice is said to have answered , that he did , in all humility , prostrate him- self to his majesty's good pleasure ; that he acknowledged the de- cree to be just , and ...
... Justice of the King's Bench . To this harsh sentence the chief justice is said to have answered , that he did , in all humility , prostrate him- self to his majesty's good pleasure ; that he acknowledged the de- cree to be just , and ...
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