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الصفحة 11
His open “ Confession of Guilt ” appears to have influenced their treatment and judgment respecting other aspects of his life — all to his disadvantage . For a judge to admit acts of corruption at the age of sixty indicates a defect of ...
His open “ Confession of Guilt ” appears to have influenced their treatment and judgment respecting other aspects of his life — all to his disadvantage . For a judge to admit acts of corruption at the age of sixty indicates a defect of ...
الصفحة 11
The dominant idea of the majority of Englishmen respecting the “ deep - browed Verulam ” is that of a cold , loveless genius , a prosy philosopher of no particular account , who was a corrupt judge . Can we wonder , then , that writers ...
The dominant idea of the majority of Englishmen respecting the “ deep - browed Verulam ” is that of a cold , loveless genius , a prosy philosopher of no particular account , who was a corrupt judge . Can we wonder , then , that writers ...
الصفحة 405
Though his hopes respecting James were not realized , the work at once established his fame as a thinker with a magnificent gift of expression in the tongue of the common people ; ENGLISH , not the accepted language of culture , Latin .
Though his hopes respecting James were not realized , the work at once established his fame as a thinker with a magnificent gift of expression in the tongue of the common people ; ENGLISH , not the accepted language of culture , Latin .
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