The Works of Francis Bacon: Vol. VIIIReprint of the original, first published in 1862. |
Contents
OF THE FIRST VOLUME | 1 |
Strength of the Opposition on Church questions State of | 2 |
Correspondence relating to the sale of Barly an estate of Anthony | 3 |
Grant of three subsidies payable in four years proposed Bacons Page | 5 |
Bacons 246 | 9 |
CHAPTER III | 36 |
LETTER OF ADVICE TO QUEEN ELIZABETII | 46 |
LETTER TO SIR FRANCIS WALSINGHAM 25th of August 1585 | 57 |
CHAPTER VIII | 267 |
Coke to be AttorneyGeneral Bacon the likeliest candidate | 288 |
canvass suspended | 295 |
The Queen shows signs of relenting Bacon begins to be | 301 |
Commencement of public life M P for Melcombe in the Par | 305 |
Conditions of the time and duties of a Crown Lawyer State | 307 |
Question as to appointment of Solicitor again adjourned | 315 |
Holiday occupations grave and gay Merry Christmas at Grays | 325 |
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Progress of disputes between High Churchmen and Noncon | 73 |
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LETTER TO LADY BACON 18th of February 1591 | 116 |
MR BACON IN PRAISE OF KNOWLEDGE | 123 |
Publication of Parsonss Responsio ad Edictum Reginæ Angliæ | 143 |
CHAPTER VI | 209 |
Bill passed and presented to the Queen Balance of loss and gain | 225 |
Competition between Bacon and Coke for the AttorneyGeneral | 231 |
1593 | 239 |
Earl of Essex sworn a PrivyCouncillor Relation between | 250 |
SPEECHES OF THE SIX COUNCILLORS | 342 |
Effect of the controversies upon opinion abroad Importance | 345 |
Money difficulties | 352 |
Munificence of Essex Grant from the Crown to Bacon of | 370 |
Mr Dixons account of Bacons endeavours to make peace between | 386 |
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