Francis Bacon's Personal Life-story, المجلدات 1-2 |
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The companion Sonnet ( 43 - xviii ) has long been regarded as the finest Love - Sonnet in the English language . It is as follows : HER LOVE .... IMMORTAL Shall I compare Thee to a Summer's Day ? Thou art more Lovely and more Temperate ...
The companion Sonnet ( 43 - xviii ) has long been regarded as the finest Love - Sonnet in the English language . It is as follows : HER LOVE .... IMMORTAL Shall I compare Thee to a Summer's Day ? Thou art more Lovely and more Temperate ...
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The King's anger meant that Francis Bacon was in reality but a superior civil servant and was regarded as such by James , the Favourite , and the Court , a servant with no executive power . Francis Bacon was never really regarded as a ...
The King's anger meant that Francis Bacon was in reality but a superior civil servant and was regarded as such by James , the Favourite , and the Court , a servant with no executive power . Francis Bacon was never really regarded as a ...
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Today such letters would be regarded by an English judge as an affront and contempt , but in the Tudor and Jacobean era the Crown and the favourites were very much concerned with the character of judges . The Crown even sold judgeships ...
Today such letters would be regarded by an English judge as an affront and contempt , but in the Tudor and Jacobean era the Crown and the favourites were very much concerned with the character of judges . The Crown even sold judgeships ...
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