Francis Bacon's Personal Life-story, المجلدات 1-2Rider, 1986 - 580 من الصفحات |
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... created a more elastic organization . . . . " The Craft of Masonrie . " Around the Jewel of the Rose , he created a Brotherhood which served as a “ Case ” to enclose so precious a gem . Francis Bacon thus encircled the " Rose- Jewel of ...
... created a more elastic organization . . . . " The Craft of Masonrie . " Around the Jewel of the Rose , he created a Brotherhood which served as a “ Case ” to enclose so precious a gem . Francis Bacon thus encircled the " Rose- Jewel of ...
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... created both them and the agitation was Francis Bacon , and that their true home of birth was England and not Germany . He re- created Rosicrucianism , and gave the name and the ideas openly to the world , thus starting men on new lines ...
... created both them and the agitation was Francis Bacon , and that their true home of birth was England and not Germany . He re- created Rosicrucianism , and gave the name and the ideas openly to the world , thus starting men on new lines ...
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... created Marquis of Buckingham in 1618. From being a threadbare hanger - on at Court , he became the wealthiest noble in England . Well- paid offices and lands were showered upon him and his numerous family connections , whose rapacity ...
... created Marquis of Buckingham in 1618. From being a threadbare hanger - on at Court , he became the wealthiest noble in England . Well- paid offices and lands were showered upon him and his numerous family connections , whose rapacity ...
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