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A true report of the detestable treason, intended
by Dr. Roderigo Lopez, a physician attend-
ing upon the person of the queen's Majesty
The proceedings of the earl of Essex
A declaration of the practices and treasons at-
tempted and committed by Robert earl of Es-
sex, and his complices, against her Majesty
and her kingdoms; and of the proceedings as
well at the arraignment of the said late earl
and his adherents, as after, together with the
very confessions, and other parts of the evi-
dences themselves, word for word, taken out
of the originals
The apology of Sir Francis Bacon, in certain
imputations concerning the late earl of Es-
PAG
375
398
403
408
308
310
331
334
A confession of faith
337
A prayer or psalm
339
A speech made by Sir Francis Bacon, knight,
chosen by the commons to present a petition
touching purveyors
.
A brief discourse of the happy union of the king-
doms of England and Scotland
Certain articles or considerations touching the
union of the kingdoms of England and Scot-
land
447
449
· 453
343
Certain considerations touching the better paci-
fication and edification of the church of Eng-
Circumstances in the government of bishops
Concerning the liturgy, the ceremonies and sub-
scription
Touching a preaching ministry.
351
. 353
355
357
358
Touching the abuse of excommunication
Touching non-residents and pluralities
A speech in the lower house of parliament, by
occasion of a motion concerning the union of
laws
Considerations touching the plantation in I
A report in the house of commons, of a spe
delivered by the earl of Salisbury; and anot
speech delivered by the earl of Northampt
at a conference concerning the petition of
merchants upon the Spanish grievances
A certificate to his Majesty touching the proje
of Sir Stephen Proctor relating to the pe
362 A speech used to the king by his Majesty's so-
. 363
licitor, being chosen by the commons, as their
mouth and messenger, for the presenting to
his Majesty the instrument or writing of their
grievances
364
Mr. Bacon's discourse in praise of his sovereign 370
46
468
483
A specch used unto the lords at a conference by
commission from the commons, moving and
persuading the lords to join with the commons
in petition to the king, to obtain liberty to
treat of a composition with his Majesty for
wards and tenures
A frame of declaration for the master of the
wards at his first sitting
Directions for the master of the wards to observe,
for his Majesty's better service, and the gene-
ral good.
A speech, persuading the house of commons to
desist from further question of receiving the
king's messages by their speaker, and from
the body of the council, as well as from the
king's person
An argument in the lower house of parliament,
proving the king's right of impositions on
merchandises imported and exported
A brief speech persuading some supply to be
given to his Majesty
487
489
492
A certificate to the lords of the council, upon
information given touching the scarcity of sil-
ver at the mint
Advice to the king touching Mr. Sutton's estate 494
A speech in the lower house, when the house
was in great heat about the undertakers 497
A speech in parliament, being lord chancellor,
to the speaker's excuse
499
veram
. 508
565
521
Notes of a speech concerning a war with Spain Considerations touching a war with Spain
530
532
22. Non videtur consensum retinuisse si quis ex
præscripto minantis aliquid immutavit
23. Licita bene miscentur, formula nisi juris
obstet
567