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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... reply of the Government was that , if this was the case , they had broken the law ; for the law expressly forbade any goldsmith to melt or sell gold and silver except for certain special objects , amongst which the manufacture of gold ...
... reply of the Government was that , if this was the case , they had broken the law ; for the law expressly forbade any goldsmith to melt or sell gold and silver except for certain special objects , amongst which the manufacture of gold ...
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... replies : - " Upon inquiry , I am fully of your opinion touching Sir Edward Cecil's speech , that he was not guilty of it ; but that one Turner about him was the true father . " - Chamberlain to Carleton , Dec. 21 , 1622 , S. P. Dom ...
... replies : - " Upon inquiry , I am fully of your opinion touching Sir Edward Cecil's speech , that he was not guilty of it ; but that one Turner about him was the true father . " - Chamberlain to Carleton , Dec. 21 , 1622 , S. P. Dom ...
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... reply had not been more explicit . For the moment James's course was an easy one . The Commons formally returned him thanks for his gracious assurance , and on that very afternoon the question of supply was for the first time seriously ...
... reply had not been more explicit . For the moment James's course was an easy one . The Commons formally returned him thanks for his gracious assurance , and on that very afternoon the question of supply was for the first time seriously ...
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... reply to the petition on recusancy . In fact , during the first fortnight of the session , it seemed as if James could do anything he pleased with the Commons . On the 17th he gave his promised reply to the The King's petition for ...
... reply to the petition on recusancy . In fact , during the first fortnight of the session , it seemed as if James could do anything he pleased with the Commons . On the 17th he gave his promised reply to the The King's petition for ...
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... reply to the charges which affected them so deeply . As soon as they had finished , Coke asked whether this reply was to be taken as proceeding from the House . With one accord the Lords who were present answered with a bare negative ...
... reply to the charges which affected them so deeply . As soon as they had finished , Coke asked whether this reply was to be taken as proceeding from the House . With one accord the Lords who were present answered with a bare negative ...
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