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Called by the Privy Council to bear his part in the Great Drama , Francis Bacon no more shirks his duty at the Bar than Levison shirked his duty at Ludgate Hill . As Her Majesty's Counsel Learned in the Law , he has no more choice about ...
Called by the Privy Council to bear his part in the Great Drama , Francis Bacon no more shirks his duty at the Bar than Levison shirked his duty at Ludgate Hill . As Her Majesty's Counsel Learned in the Law , he has no more choice about ...
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Is it not obvious that from the point of view of “ emoluments ” his duty lay entirely to the Queen as well as his duty as a subject ? His obligations to Essex were not such as to make it his duty to defend him in a bad cause .
Is it not obvious that from the point of view of “ emoluments ” his duty lay entirely to the Queen as well as his duty as a subject ? His obligations to Essex were not such as to make it his duty to defend him in a bad cause .
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Francis Bacon's Duty to the Queen . If in the delivery I did handle not tenderly — though no man before me did in so clear terms free my Lord from all Disloyalty as I did — that , your Lordship knoweth , must be ascribed to the Superior ...
Francis Bacon's Duty to the Queen . If in the delivery I did handle not tenderly — though no man before me did in so clear terms free my Lord from all Disloyalty as I did — that , your Lordship knoweth , must be ascribed to the Superior ...
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