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C.and J. Rivington, J. Cuthell, T. Egerton ... [and 29 others], 1826 - Philosophy

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To the lord keeper
225
To my lord of Essex
226
To my lord of Essex
232
To my lord of Essex
233
To Sir John Stanhope
234
To my lord of Essex
235
To my lord of Essex
236
To Sir Robert Cecil
237
To Sir Robert Cecil
238
To Foulk Grevil
239
To my lord of Essex
240
To Sir Robert Cecil at his being in France
241
A letter of advice to the earl of Essex to take upon him the care of Irish causes when Mr secretary Cecil was in France
242
A letter of advice to the earl of Essex upon the first treaty with Tyrone before the earl was nominated for the charge of Ireland
244
A letter of advice to my lord of Essex immediately be fore his going into Ireland
246
To my lord of Essex
250
A letter to the earl of Essex in offer of his service when he was first enlarged to Essex house
251
To my lord of Essex
252
To my lord of Essex
253
To my lord Henry Howard
254
Two letters framed the one as from Mr Anthony Bacon to the earl of Essex the other as the earls answer thereunto
256
A letter framed as from the earl in answer to the former letter
259
A letter to Mr secretary Cecil after the defeating of the Spanish forces in Ireland inciting him to embrace the care of reducing that kingdom to civility...
261
Considerations touching the queens service in Ireland
262
To my lord of Canterbury
268
A letter of recommendation of his service to the earl of Northumberland a few days before queen Elizabeths death
269
Letter
270
A letter to Dr Morison a Scotish physician upon
276
A letter to Mr Murray of the kings bedchamber
283
Another letter to the earl of Salisbury touching
296
To Sir George Carew on sending him the treatise
303
To Mr Matthew upon sending to him a part of
315
To the Prince of Wales dedicating his Essays
321
Of helps of the intellectual powers
330
To the king touching Peacham
340
To the king touching my lord chancellors recovery etc
346
To the king of revenue and profit
357
To the king advising him to break off with the
365
To Sir George Villiers
372
Letter Page 134 To his majesty about the earl of Somerset
383
To his majesty about the chancellors place
385
To Sir George Villiers about the earl of Somerset
386
A letter to the king with his majestys observationss upon it
390
To Sir George Villiers about the earl of Somerset
394
To Sir George Villiers of Somersets arraignment
396
To Sir George Villiers about Irish affairs
433
To the king
436
To Sir George Villiers on sending his patent
438
To the king of Sir George Villierss patent
439
To Sir George Villiers on sending his patent sealed
440
To Sir George Villiers acknowledging the kings favour
441
To the lord viscount Villiers
443
Reasons why the new company is not to be trusted and continued with the trade of cloths 4 4 4
444
To the lord viscount Villiers
446
To Sir Francis Bacon his majestys attorney general
447
The case of John Bertram
448
To the lord viscount Villiers
453
To the lord viscount Villiers
456
To the university of Cambridge
458
To the earl of Buckingham
459
To the earl of Buckingham
460
To the king about the Spanish match
461
To the earl of Buckingham
463
An account of council business and other matters
464
referred to in the foregoing letter
468
To the lord keeper
469
Letter Page 180 To the earl of Buckingham
470
To the earl of Buckingham
471
To the king
472
To the earl of Buckingham
475
To the earl of Buckingham
476
A memorial for his majesty
477
To the earl of Buckingham
480
To the earl of Buckingham
481
To the lord keeper
482
To the earl of Buckingham
483
To the earl of Buckingham
485
To the king
487
To the marquis of Buckingham
488
To Mr Matthew about reading and giving judgment upon his writings
489
To the marquis of Buckingham
490
To the lord chancellor 4 92
493
To the lord Chancellor
494
To the marquis of Buckingham 4 95
495
To the marquis of Buckingham
496
To the marquis of Buckingham
498
To the marquis of Buckingham
500
To the marquis of Buckingham
501
To the lord chancellor
503

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Bibliographic information

TitleWritings historical. Letters
Volume 5 of The Works of Francis Bacon, Baron of Verulam, Viscount St. Alban, and Lord High Chancellor of England, Francis Bacon
AuthorFrancis Bacon
PublisherC.and J. Rivington, J. Cuthell, T. Egerton ... [and 29 others], 1826
Original fromUniversity of Georgia Libraries
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