Vignaud Pamphlets: Francis Bacon1837 |
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الصفحة 450
... attention ; and finding in it many statements obviously wrong , and many more , and those of a most important kind , unsupported by references , he took the trouble to draw attention to these in the course of his own volume , and left ...
... attention ; and finding in it many statements obviously wrong , and many more , and those of a most important kind , unsupported by references , he took the trouble to draw attention to these in the course of his own volume , and left ...
الصفحة 313
... attention . At this distance of time it is difficult to guess how far his scheme of resisting the change which was passing over the England of the Tudors - the conversion of arable land into pasture , and the slow decline of the able ...
... attention . At this distance of time it is difficult to guess how far his scheme of resisting the change which was passing over the England of the Tudors - the conversion of arable land into pasture , and the slow decline of the able ...
الصفحة 245
... attention being given to his private life , in which much of his philo- sophy was formed . It is the psychological his- tory , as it were , in which the student of philo- sophy is chiefly interested ; and while it would be impossible to ...
... attention being given to his private life , in which much of his philo- sophy was formed . It is the psychological his- tory , as it were , in which the student of philo- sophy is chiefly interested ; and while it would be impossible to ...
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