Pictures Formerly in the Collection of the Late Sir Nicholas Bacon and Now Belonging to Various Members of the Family
Copy of Speeches Made by Sir Nicholas Bacon Before Parliament, the Star Chamber and Elsewhere, 1559-1576
Copy of Speeches Made by Sir Nicholas Bacon Before Parliament, the Star Chamber and Elsewhere, 1559-ca. 1580
Sir Nicholas Bacon's Great House sententiae: the Latin text long with the first English translation and introd., notes and bibliography by E. McCutcheon
Arguments exhibited in Parliament by Sir Nicholas Bacon ... Whereby it is proved, that the persons of noblemen are attachable by law, for contempts by them committed in the ... Court of Chancery, for disobeying the decrees of that court
Argvments Exhibited in Parliament by Sir Nicholas Bacon, Lord Keeper of the Great Seale of England. Whereby it is Proved, that the Persons of Noble Men are Attachable by Law, for Contempts by Them Committed in the Right Honourable Court of Chancery, for Disobeying the Decrees of that Court
Letter from Sir Nicholas Bacon, London, to Richard Stoneley (or Stonley), 1571 December 16; Additional Note by Robert Petre, Auditor of the Receipt; and Acknowledgment of Payment by Sir Bryan Brereton (or Moreton?), 1571 December 17
A Remembrance of the Woorthie Life of Sir Nicholas Bacon, Knight; A Remembrance of the Precious Vertues of Sir James Dier; A Remembrance of the Life, Death, and Vertues of Thomas Late Earle of Sussex; Sir Phillip Sidney, His Honourable Life; Whereunto is Adjoyned, One Other Briefe Commendation of the Said Knight