Francis Bacon's Personal Life-story, المجلدات 1-2Rider, 1986 - 580 من الصفحات |
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الصفحة 122
... Succession " to tell the reader by this purposeful hint that the writer is composing Sonnets that deal with the Succession to the English Crown , in those days a vital concern of every Englishman . The remaining fifteen Sonnets tell the ...
... Succession " to tell the reader by this purposeful hint that the writer is composing Sonnets that deal with the Succession to the English Crown , in those days a vital concern of every Englishman . The remaining fifteen Sonnets tell the ...
الصفحة 255
... Succession , " and be tempted to play the dangerous game of attempting to force the issue which might entail fatal consequences . Without doubt this matter of the " Succession " must have been discussed between them over and over again ...
... Succession , " and be tempted to play the dangerous game of attempting to force the issue which might entail fatal consequences . Without doubt this matter of the " Succession " must have been discussed between them over and over again ...
الصفحة 369
... succession " to be settled or even discussed " . She never named her Successor . She died as she had lived , " a Virgin Queen " , and carried her love secrets with her to the grave — as far as was possible . The succession had therefore ...
... succession " to be settled or even discussed " . She never named her Successor . She died as she had lived , " a Virgin Queen " , and carried her love secrets with her to the grave — as far as was possible . The succession had therefore ...
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