LETTERS.

LETTER

1. To a noble lord

2. A letter of ceremony to queen Elizabeth,

upon

the sending of a new year's gift .

3. A letter of ceremony to queen Elizabeth,

upon the sending of a new year's gift

4. To the queen

5. To the queen

6. To the queen

7. To my lord treasurer Burghley

8. To the lord treasurer Burghley

LETTERS IN THE REIGN OF QUEEN ELIZABETH.

25. To the lord keeper

26. To the lord keeper

27. To the lord keeper

28. To the lord keeper

29. To the lord keeper

30. To the lord keeper

31. To the lord keeper

32. To my lord of Essex

VOL. II.

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9. To the lord treasurer Burghley
10. To the lord treasurer Burghley
11. To the lord treasurer Burghley, in excuse of

the author's speech in parliament against the
triple subsidy

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12. To the lord keeper of the great seal

13. To the lord keeper

14. To the lord keeper

15. To the lord keeper

16. To the lord keeper

17. To the lord keeper

18. To the lord keeper

19. To the lord keeper

20. To the lord keeper

21. To the lord keeper

22. A letter to the lord treasurer Burghley, re-

commending his first suit, touching the soli-

citor's place

23. To the lord keeper

24. To the lord keeper

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39. To the queen

140. To Sir Robert Cecil

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41. To Sir Robert Cecil

1 42. To Foulk Grevil

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143. To my lord of Essex

2 44. To Sir Robert Cecil, at his being in France 15

2 45. To Sir Robert Cecil

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46. A letter of advice to the earl of Essex, to

take upon him the care of Irish causes, when

Mr. Secretary Cecil was in France

47. A letter of advice to the earl of Essex, upon

the first treaty with Tyrone, before the earl

was nominated for the charge of Ireland

48. A letter of advice to my lord of Essex, imme-

diately before his going into Ireland

49. To my lord of Essex

50. A letter to the earl of Essex, in offer of his

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52. To my lord of Essex

53. To my lord of Essex

54. To Sir Robert Cecil

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6 51. An answer of my lord of Essex to the pre-

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ceding letter of Mr. Bacon

service when he was first enlarged to Essex

house

55. To my lord Henry Howard

56. Two letters framed, the one as from Mr.

Antony Bacon to the earl of Essex; the

other as the earl's answer thereunto'

57. A letter framed as from the earl; in answer

to the former letter

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8 58. A letter to Mr. Secretary Cecil, after the de-

feating of the Spanish forces in Ireland;

inciting him to embrace the care of reducing

that kingdom to civility, with some reasons

sent enclosed

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10 Considerations touching the queen's service in

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