Wisdom and warning in London court case at St Clement's
A London citizen notes that wisdom rejects dangerous plans that offer no profit. The document cites Lord Bacon as princed for J. Brete in a dispute against St Clement's Church in the Fan, signaling a legal contest over church property or rights.
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