An historicall discourse of the uniformity of the government of England .. (1647)
Bacon, Nathaniel, 1593-1660 · London, Printed for M. Walbancke · leaf 686
e them to obferve him, he mull ferve them with their Liberties and Laws i and every one the publick good of the people : No mans work is beneath, no mans above it, the beft Honour of the Kings work is to be, NobilisPrvitut (as Antigonus faid to ^.lUn Ub.t. his Son) or in plain Engli(h, Supreme… … A Table of the PrincipalMatters contained in thisBook. A Fol. A Betting of Felony madeFelony 2pf^ Adminiftrationgranted to the next of theKindred. 51 Admirals porver from theTarliament ^\, formerly undermany^ brought into one 4,2. oncegained jurifdiSion to the highwater-mark^^^. and his…
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