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In September he sends the Lord Keeper another letter from which we learn that , although not appointed to any formal Office , he is being employed as Counsel for the Queen in a number of legal matters . On the 28th July , Francis Bacon ...
In September he sends the Lord Keeper another letter from which we learn that , although not appointed to any formal Office , he is being employed as Counsel for the Queen in a number of legal matters . On the 28th July , Francis Bacon ...
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99 " The Earl , " said Standen , " declared that the Attorneyship was but an ordinary Office , other than PRINCE'S FAVOUR he could produce no pattern because he had not made any search but that a younger than Francis Bacon , of less ...
99 " The Earl , " said Standen , " declared that the Attorneyship was but an ordinary Office , other than PRINCE'S FAVOUR he could produce no pattern because he had not made any search but that a younger than Francis Bacon , of less ...
Pagina 242
Essex had to pocket his choler and to begin the race all over again . . . this time to try to procure for Francis the Office vacated by Coke , the Solicitorship . He had to sue for an Office he had previously spurned .
Essex had to pocket his choler and to begin the race all over again . . . this time to try to procure for Francis the Office vacated by Coke , the Solicitorship . He had to sue for an Office he had previously spurned .
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