The Works of Francis Bacon, Volume 7

Francis Bacon

Longmans, Green, Reader, and Dyer, 1874

Contents

• Proceedings against the Earl of Suffolk Lord Treasurer: 1
• Failure of Mansfeldts attempt to reconquer the Palatinate: 3
• Select committee appointed to report upon recompilement of: 5
• Confessions of Churchill the registrar Bacon still without: 8
• Grant to Bacon of a pension of 12001: 14
• England Warlike preparations in Spain Death of: 18
• The King undertakes to act as mediator in the quarrel: 28
• TO THE MARQUIS OF BUCKINGHAM 31 July 1619: 39
• Proceedings in Star Chamber against some of the Dutch merchants: 49
• Account of the trial by one who heard it Bacons SPEECH: 55
• TO THE SAME 22 November: 62
• Progress of financial reform Reduction of debt: 83
• Character of the Star Chamber as described by Coke and Bacon: 90
• NOTES OF MY LORD CHANCELLORS SPEECH IN CHANCERY: 102
• Movement of the Spanish forces under Spinola against the Pala: 112
• Preparations for Parliament: 123
• Precedents showing that the Lower House alone has no power: 127
• TO THE MARQUIS OF BUCKINGHAM 19 October 1620: 129
• Proceeding in the Star Chamber against Yelverton OPENING: 136
• To The R HONOURABLE OUR VERY GOOD L THE MARQ: 145
• TO THE MARQUIS OP BUCKINGHAM LORD ADMIRAL: 160
• 1: 185
• Bacon and Montagu the two principal Referees censured: 197
• CHAPTER VI: 209
• TO THE KING: 213
• A second complaint of the same kind The Commons desire: 215
• Examinations commenced at once by the Lords Order of pro: 225
• Reviews records of analogous cases: 231
• MEMORANDA OF WHAT THE LORD CHANCELLOR INTENDED: 237
• Method of judicial inquiry pursued by the Lords Its: 245
• Reasons for not accepting as proved against him more than: 251
• 12: 255
• Character of the House of Lords as Judge and Jury Case: 273
• TO THE MARQUIS OF BUCKINGHAM 4 June 1621: 281
• His obligations to the Prince: 287
• TO THE PRINCE: 292
• His want of means to subsist His claims upon the King: 294
• Partial remission of the sentence of exclusion from the verge: 300
• Gives offence to Buckingham by refusing to sell York House: 304
• Applies to Digby to use his influence to the same: 322
• The condition on which Buckingham was appeased at last: 334
• TO THE MARQUIS OF BUCKINGHAM: 340
• CHAPTER II: 348
• LORD MARQUIS OF BUCKINGHAM HIGH ADMIRAL: 356
• To MR TOBIE Matthew 27 March 1622: 364
• Letter to an Italian philosopher in answer to questions concern: 374
• Collection of Natural and Experimental History Resolution: 380
• Publication of the second instalment of the Natural: 398
• Death of the Provost of Eton Suit to succeed: 406
• The Pardon sealed possibly through Gondomars influence with: 419
• Expected conclusion of the marriage treaty The Infanta: 430
• INCLYTA ACADEMIĆ OXONIENSI: 439
• The Provostship of Eton given to Sir H Wotton Suit for: 451
• HOUSE: 511
• TO THE EARL OF DORSET: 529
• Publication of the enlarged edition of the Essays: 536
• 398: 600
• Bacon resolves to petition to the Lords to recommend: 611

Bibliographic information

• Title: The Works of Francis Bacon, Volume 7; The Works of Francis Bacon, Douglas Denon Heath
• Author: Francis Bacon
• Editors: James Spedding, Robert Leslie Ellis, Douglas Denon Heath
• Publisher: Longmans, Green, Reader, and Dyer, 1874
• Original from: Oxford University
• Digitized: Aug 27, 2008