Francis Bacon's Personal Life-story, المجلدات 1-2Rider, 1986 - 580 من الصفحات |
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... Favourite Somerset , the others the new ; Villiers's fortunes were pushed as a Protestant Englishman . James became more and more enamoured of this enchanting youth and longed to rid himself of Somerset . But he feared Somerset's tongue ...
... Favourite Somerset , the others the new ; Villiers's fortunes were pushed as a Protestant Englishman . James became more and more enamoured of this enchanting youth and longed to rid himself of Somerset . But he feared Somerset's tongue ...
الصفحة 475
... Favourite , and those commands he had no power to amend or modify . A much more serious clash occurred while the King was in Scotland which involved Francis Bacon , the King and the Favourite . It places the point beyond dispute that ...
... Favourite , and those commands he had no power to amend or modify . A much more serious clash occurred while the King was in Scotland which involved Francis Bacon , the King and the Favourite . It places the point beyond dispute that ...
الصفحة 490
... Favourite ? Not one ! The Favourite sent seven letters in 1617 ; fourteen in 1618 ; five in 1619 ; three in 1620 ; one in 1621 . Spedding is firm on this point : that these letters were never intended to make Francis Bacon interfere ...
... Favourite ? Not one ! The Favourite sent seven letters in 1617 ; fourteen in 1618 ; five in 1619 ; three in 1620 ; one in 1621 . Spedding is firm on this point : that these letters were never intended to make Francis Bacon interfere ...
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