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| PAPERS RELATING TO THE EARL OF ESSEX. | |||
| Apology of Sir Francis Bacon | 333 | ||
| The proceedings of the Earl of Essex | 342 | ||
| Declarations of his treasons | 348 | ||
| Arraignment of Blunt, Davis, &c. | 363 | ||
| Arraignment of Cuffe | 365 | ||
| Arraignment of Merrick | 365 | ||
| Confession of Lee | 365 | ||
| Confession of Knowd | 366 | ||
| Confession of Gorge | 367 | ||
| Confession of Sir J. Davis | 368 | ||
| Confession of Sir C. Davers | 368, 369 | ||
| Confession of Sir C. Blunt | 369, 372 | ||
| Confession of Lord Sandys | 371 | ||
| Confession of the Earl of Essex | 374 | ||
| Declaration of Sir William Warren | 366 | ||
| Declaration of Thomas Wood | 366 | ||
| Declaration of David Hethrington | 366 | ||
| Declaration of the Lord Keener | 370 | ||
| Examination of Lord Rutland | 371 | ||
| Examination of Lord Cromwell | 372 | ||
| Examination of Lord Southampton | 373 | ||
| Speech of Sir Christopher Blunt | 373 | ||
| Advice to Sir George Villiers | 375 | ||
| THEOLOGICAL TRACTS. | |||
| Prayers. | |||
| A prayer, or psalm, made by the Lord Bacon, chancellor of England | 405 | ||
| A prayer made by the Lord Chancellor Bacon | 405 | ||
| The student's prayer | 406 | ||
| The writer's prayer | 406 | ||
| A confession of faith | 407 | ||
| The characters of a believing Christian, in paradoxes and seeming contradictions | 408 | ||
| An advertisement, touching the controversies of the church of England | 411 | ||
| Certain considerations, touching the better pacification and edification of the church
of England |
420 | ||
| The translation of certain psalms into English verse | 431 | ||
| An advertisement touching a holy war | 435 | ||
| Questions about the lawfulness of a war for the propagating of religion | 444 | ||
| MISCELLANEOUS. | |||
| Mr. Bacon s discourse in praise of his sovereign | 415 | ||
| A proclamation drawn for his majesty's firstcoming in | 451 | ||
| A draught of a proclamation touching his majesty's style | 453 | ||
| Physiological remains | 455 | ||
| Medical remains | 466 | ||
| JUDICIAL CHARGES AND TRACTS. | |||
| Speeches. | |||
| On taking his place in chancery | 471 | ||
| Before the summer circuits | 475 | ||
| To Sir W.Jones | 477 | ||
| To Sir J. Denham | 477 | ||
| To Justice Hutton | 478 | ||
| Ordinances for regulating the Court of Chancery | 479 | ||
| JUDICIAL CHARGES AND TRACTS. | |||
| Papers relating to Sir Edward Coke. | |||
| An expostulation to the Lord Chief Justice Coke | 485 | ||
| To the king, about the commendams | 488 | ||
| A memorial for his majesty | 489 | ||
| To Sir George Villiers | 491 | ||
| Tracts relating to commendams | 491 | ||
| A remembrance of abuse received from Lord Coke | 497 | ||
| Reasons for removing Lord Coke | 497 | ||
| To the king | 498 | ||
| Lord Viscount Villiers to Sir Francis Bacon | 498 | ||
| To the king | 499 | ||
| Remembrances of his majesty's declaration touching Lord Coke | 500 | ||
| To the king | 500 | ||
| To the king | 501 | ||
| Sir Edward Coke to the king | 502 | ||
| The king to the lord keeper | 502 | ||
| Sir Henry Yelverton to the Lord Keeper Bacon | 503 | ||
| To the Marquis of Buckingham | 504 | ||
| The Lord Chancellor Ellesmere to the king | 505 | ||
| Lord Coke's answer to the fourth question arising out of Dr. Bonham's case | 506 | ||
| Lord Coke's answer to the last question arising upon Bagg's case | 507 | ||
| Letter to the judges | 507 | ||
| Charge against Whitelocke | 508 | ||
| Letters relating to Legal Proceedings. | |||
| Robert, Earl of Somerset, to Sir Thos. Overbury | 509 | ||
| To the king | 510 | ||
| To John Murray | 511 | ||
| To Mr. Murray | 511 | ||
| To Mr. Murray | 511 | ||
| To the king | 511 | ||
| Supplement of passages omitted in Bacon's speech against Owen | 512 | ||
| To the king | 512 | ||
| To Sir George Villiers, touching the examination of Sir Robert Cotton | 615 | ||
| Sir Francis Bacon to the judges | 515 | ||
