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It is obvious , though nothing direct is said , that Francis Bacon was sent by the Queen's command . This is the reasonable inference of Francis Bacon's two notes , one of which was sent to his nominal cousin Cecil , then Secretary of ...
It is obvious , though nothing direct is said , that Francis Bacon was sent by the Queen's command . This is the reasonable inference of Francis Bacon's two notes , one of which was sent to his nominal cousin Cecil , then Secretary of ...
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Francis was overjoyed at being sent for to Court , even though he did not see the Queen and from a long graphic account he wrote Anthony Bacon of what passed , it appears as though he had received some financial assistance : Though sent ...
Francis was overjoyed at being sent for to Court , even though he did not see the Queen and from a long graphic account he wrote Anthony Bacon of what passed , it appears as though he had received some financial assistance : Though sent ...
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He believed that the Queen had deliberately broken faith with him and had sent her own son to the headsman . He believed this up to the time of her death — until he learned later the full facts . He saw the Queen but once after the ...
He believed that the Queen had deliberately broken faith with him and had sent her own son to the headsman . He believed this up to the time of her death — until he learned later the full facts . He saw the Queen but once after the ...
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