Personal History of Lord Bacon: From Unpublished Papers

B. Tauchnitz, 1861 - 422 Seiten

Art and nature	1

Hume Hallam Lingard and Macaulay	7

Ditto	8

Discontent of Essex Cecil Secretary of State Lady Anns	9

Montagu becomes Treasurer	12

Difficulties of the satirical theory	13

Ireland	14

Differences between Sir John and Bacon Bacons political	15

Sir Arthur Chichesters government	175

The Bacon household Lady Ann and her two sons	185

Condemned by Archbishop Abbott	192

Character of the	198

CHAPTER XI	205

Bacon defends himself against Coke	221

Mysterious tale of Lady Arabella having borne a son Bacons	227

Rage of Coke	231

John Churchill	18

Bacon proposes his great law reform	19

The wedding feast Alices dowry	21

Defeat of the Government	25

The new session	28

CHAPTER II	41

Duns at Grays	50

Session of 1597 Bacon member for Ipswich	87

Roman Catholic conspiracy at Essex House	94

Lord Southampton	101

Mysterious escape of Monteagle from justice	126

Bacons generosity	128

Picture of Bacon in his youth	153

Bacon refuses Lady Buckinghams request for warrants of arrest	238

18	245

Desire to change the system	254

The city of Raleigh	258

An empty Treasury Bacons jest	266

Stern character of the new parliament Rage against Papists	274

The Solicitor in opposition	279

Aubrey and Egertons cases brought forward	280

Coke Misery of Sir John Villiers	300

Macaulays assertion on the practice of consulting the judges 202	325

AND ANTHONY	332

LETTER FROM ANTHONY BACON TO FRANCIS BACON	382

Titel	Personal History of Lord Bacon: From Unpublished Papers Band 549 von Coll. of Brit. authors Band 549 von Collection of British and American authors Band 549 von Collection of British authors Collection of British authors. Tauchnitz edition. 549 Band 549 von Tauchnitz edition Band 549 von Tauchnitz edition. Collection of British authors
Autor/in	William Hepworth Dixon
Verlag	B. Tauchnitz, 1861
Original von	Österreichische Nationalbibliothek
Digitalisiert	11. Jan. 2017
Länge	422 Seiten

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