Vignaud Pamphlets: Francis Bacon1837 |
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الصفحة 447
... position has any moral claim to encouragement . Biographers in old times were accustomed to start with some idea of heroic greatness before them , round which their facts arranged them- selves ; these men , also , are idealizers ; but ...
... position has any moral claim to encouragement . Biographers in old times were accustomed to start with some idea of heroic greatness before them , round which their facts arranged them- selves ; these men , also , are idealizers ; but ...
الصفحة 298
... position in the Privy Council , without , however , withdrawing the application for the seat on the wool- sack , to which request the King gives him his choice between the greater position in posse and the lesser in esse . Evidently the ...
... position in the Privy Council , without , however , withdrawing the application for the seat on the wool- sack , to which request the King gives him his choice between the greater position in posse and the lesser in esse . Evidently the ...
الصفحة 328
... position he did in the House of Commons of 1604-10 ; and this induces the reader to hope that gaps exist in the proofs on this subject which , if filled up , might alter his views so far at least as regards Bacon . But as yet the eulogy ...
... position he did in the House of Commons of 1604-10 ; and this induces the reader to hope that gaps exist in the proofs on this subject which , if filled up , might alter his views so far at least as regards Bacon . But as yet the eulogy ...
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