The Works of Francis Bacon, Volume 7

Longmans, Green, Reader, and Dyer, 1874

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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

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

TO THE KING	296

Partial remission of the sentence of exclusion from the verge	300

Proceedings in Star Chamber against some of the Dutch merchants	49

Account of the trial by one who heard it Bacons SPEECH	55

examinations	60

TO THE KING	62

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

Estimated cost of an army to recover the Palatinate communicated	185

Bacon and Montagu the two principal Referees censured	197

CHAPTER VI	209

Sentence of the Court	213

A second complaint of the same kind The Commons desire	215

Examinations commenced at once by the Lords Order of pro	225

Case of the Earl of Suffolk	228

THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF SIR FRANCIS Bacon VISCT	231

Method of judicial inquiry pursued by the Lords Its	245

Reasons for not accepting as proved against him more than	251

Gives offence to Buckingham by refusing to sell York House	304

HOUSE	316

Applies to Digby to use his influence to the same	322

The condition on which Buckingham was appeased at last	334

TO THE SAME 22 October 1619	337

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

1	419

1619	421

Expected conclusion of the marriage treaty The Infanta	430

INCLYTA ACADEMI� OXONIENSI	439

The Provostship of Eton given to Sir H Wotton Suit for	451

Το THE KING	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

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

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