Vignaud Pamphlets: Francis Bacon1837 |
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... language of diplomacy ; it was the language of theological and political con- troversy . Being a fixed language , while the living languages were in a state of fluctuation , -being universally known to the learned and the polite , -it ...
... language of diplomacy ; it was the language of theological and political con- troversy . Being a fixed language , while the living languages were in a state of fluctuation , -being universally known to the learned and the polite , -it ...
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... language , or help ' study . Now things daily fall , wits grow downward , and eloquence grows backward : so that he may be named , and ' stand as the mark and akun of our language . ' Until the middle of the sixteenth century the ...
... language , or help ' study . Now things daily fall , wits grow downward , and eloquence grows backward : so that he may be named , and ' stand as the mark and akun of our language . ' Until the middle of the sixteenth century the ...
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... language of all his most important works ; and this he did not only because the Latin language was then in all Christian countries read and understood , being the mean of universal communication , but also because he distrusted the ...
... language of all his most important works ; and this he did not only because the Latin language was then in all Christian countries read and understood , being the mean of universal communication , but also because he distrusted the ...
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