Bacon, Francis, 1561-1626 · London, Printed by the assignes of J. More, and are to be sold by M. Walbancke and W. Coke · leaf 10
CASES OF TREASON. CHAP. I. Here a man doth compaflc or i-maginc the death of the King,the Kings Wife, the Ki^igs cldcftSonne, and Hcire apparent, if itappcarc by any overt ti^y it is . Trcafon. Where a man doth violate the Kings Wife, theKings eldeft daughter, unmarried, the Wife of theKings eldcft… … Qafes ofTreafon* Where a man doth levic warre againft the Kingin the Realmc, it is Treafon. Where a man is adherent to the Kings enemies,giving them aid and comfort, it is Treafon. Where a man counterfciteth the Kings greatScale, privic Signet, Signc manuall, it is Treafon:like wife his money.…
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