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Pagina 197
The session would not be long ; therefore good hours must not be lost in idle speeches . ... The veto was , however , reaffirmed unmistakably , for when the Speaker proffered the usual petition for liberty of speech , the Lord Keeper ...
The session would not be long ; therefore good hours must not be lost in idle speeches . ... The veto was , however , reaffirmed unmistakably , for when the Speaker proffered the usual petition for liberty of speech , the Lord Keeper ...
Pagina 199
the Free Assembly , the whittling away of free speech , their money , rights , the making of New Laws or amending existing ones ? Was it worth while running the risk of being clapped into jail , like Wentworth , if he opposed the ...
the Free Assembly , the whittling away of free speech , their money , rights , the making of New Laws or amending existing ones ? Was it worth while running the risk of being clapped into jail , like Wentworth , if he opposed the ...
Pagina 206
Your Majesty's favour indeed , and access to your royal person , I did ever , encouraged by your own speeches , seek and ... a fortnight after his " Double Subsidy Speech , ” he struck an almost defiant note with the first sentence he ...
Your Majesty's favour indeed , and access to your royal person , I did ever , encouraged by your own speeches , seek and ... a fortnight after his " Double Subsidy Speech , ” he struck an almost defiant note with the first sentence he ...
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| Titel | Francis Bacon's Personal Life-story, Volume 1 Francis Bacon's Personal Life-story, Alfred Dodd |
| Auteur | Alfred Dodd |
| Uitgever | Rider, 1949 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | de University of Michigan |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 6 sep 2006 |
| Lengte | 382 pagina's |
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