History of England from the Accession of James I. to the Outbreak of the Civil War 1603-1642: 1621-1623Longmans, Green, 1883 |
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... patent for inns 1618 The patent for alehouses . Theories prevailing at the time on the subject of monopolies . 1616 Patent for the bringing to London of fresh salmon The King's position to- and lobsters 1574-1615 Patents for the manu ...
... patent for inns 1618 The patent for alehouses . Theories prevailing at the time on the subject of monopolies . 1616 Patent for the bringing to London of fresh salmon The King's position to- and lobsters 1574-1615 Patents for the manu ...
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... patents cancelled Buckingham advocates a dissolution • Bacon's opinion on own case • his Bacon's interview with the ... patent for alehouses 108 • Yelverton provokes the King · 109 Yelverton attacks Bucking- ham . The Lords irritate the ...
... patents cancelled Buckingham advocates a dissolution • Bacon's opinion on own case • his Bacon's interview with the ... patent for alehouses 108 • Yelverton provokes the King · 109 Yelverton attacks Bucking- ham . The Lords irritate the ...
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... patents condemned by the Commons The King directs an ad- journment Dissatisfaction of the Com- mons The last sitting ... patent from the Vir- ginia Company 155 156 1620 The departure from Hol- land 157 145 The departure from Eng- land ...
... patents condemned by the Commons The King directs an ad- journment Dissatisfaction of the Com- mons The last sitting ... patent from the Vir- ginia Company 155 156 1620 The departure from Hol- land 157 145 The departure from Eng- land ...
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... patents , they are become so ordinary that there is no end , every day bringing forth some new project or other . In truth , the world doth even groan under the burthen of these perpetual patents , which are become so frequent that ...
... patents , they are become so ordinary that there is no end , every day bringing forth some new project or other . In truth , the world doth even groan under the burthen of these perpetual patents , which are become so frequent that ...
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... patents subsequently complained of there were two , the patent for inns and the patent for alehouses , which were specially objected to , partly as encroaching upon the jurisdiction of the justices of the peace , and partly as having ...
... patents subsequently complained of there were two , the patent for inns and the patent for alehouses , which were specially objected to , partly as encroaching upon the jurisdiction of the justices of the peace , and partly as having ...
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