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The queen seemed not unwilling to envisage such a future result but insisted on a sort of special trial where the Queen's Learned Counsel ( including Bacon ) were to present the charges against Essex which he would admit , begging for ...
The queen seemed not unwilling to envisage such a future result but insisted on a sort of special trial where the Queen's Learned Counsel ( including Bacon ) were to present the charges against Essex which he would admit , begging for ...
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counsel ; and especially ( as she supposed ) because he spoke of a writ of error , he chaffed , and seemed to be very much offended ; saying , my Lord , he will preach and do what he lists . Wom . He preacheth nothing but the word of ...
counsel ; and especially ( as she supposed ) because he spoke of a writ of error , he chaffed , and seemed to be very much offended ; saying , my Lord , he will preach and do what he lists . Wom . He preacheth nothing but the word of ...
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About 1680 he became a hose factor or commission merchant , dealing between manufacturer and retailer , and also acting as a jobber for wine , tobacco , woolens , and any other merchandise that seemed interesting .
About 1680 he became a hose factor or commission merchant , dealing between manufacturer and retailer , and also acting as a jobber for wine , tobacco , woolens , and any other merchandise that seemed interesting .
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