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It was Francis Bacon's newly created Secret Society . . . where every Initiate is a newly - born male who comes into a new world poor , penniless , naked and attached by his cable - tow . The great teacher had indeed created something .
It was Francis Bacon's newly created Secret Society . . . where every Initiate is a newly - born male who comes into a new world poor , penniless , naked and attached by his cable - tow . The great teacher had indeed created something .
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Largely through the stir created by the booklets and the agitation thus caused , we can say without exaggeration that the first quarter of the seventeenth century saw the whole of Western Europe overrun with cabalism , theosophy ...
Largely through the stir created by the booklets and the agitation thus caused , we can say without exaggeration that the first quarter of the seventeenth century saw the whole of Western Europe overrun with cabalism , theosophy ...
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He was rapidly advanced ; knighted in 1616 ; created Marquis of Buckingham in 1618. From being a threadbare hanger - on at Court , he became the wealthiest noble in England . Wellpaid offices and lands were showered upon him and his ...
He was rapidly advanced ; knighted in 1616 ; created Marquis of Buckingham in 1618. From being a threadbare hanger - on at Court , he became the wealthiest noble in England . Wellpaid offices and lands were showered upon him and his ...
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