Francis Bacon's Personal Life-story, المجلدات 1-2 |
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He had decided on a course of action ... to cross the Rubicon , from which there could be no return , by giving Burleigh to understand in black and white that he renounced all hopes of being known as a Tudor of royal rights and intended ...
He had decided on a course of action ... to cross the Rubicon , from which there could be no return , by giving Burleigh to understand in black and white that he renounced all hopes of being known as a Tudor of royal rights and intended ...
الصفحة 261
My Lord , ” he said , " these courses are like hot water ; they may help at a pang but they will not do for daily use . ... It is the letter of an elder brother to a younger , one in which the writer sees the dangerous course that is ...
My Lord , ” he said , " these courses are like hot water ; they may help at a pang but they will not do for daily use . ... It is the letter of an elder brother to a younger , one in which the writer sees the dangerous course that is ...
الصفحة 318
The one was that the only course to be held with the Queen , was by Obsequiousness and Observance ; I would usually gage confidently , that if he would take that course constantly ... the Queen would be brought in time to Assuerus ...
The one was that the only course to be held with the Queen , was by Obsequiousness and Observance ; I would usually gage confidently , that if he would take that course constantly ... the Queen would be brought in time to Assuerus ...
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