The Works of Francis Bacon: Lord High Chancellor of England, Volumen3A. Hart, 1851 |
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... consider of these reasons , which I have her majesty , yet God knoweth it , through the collected ; and to make judgment of them , neither daily solicitations wherewith I address myself out of the melancholy of your present fortune unto ...
... consider of these reasons , which I have her majesty , yet God knoweth it , through the collected ; and to make judgment of them , neither daily solicitations wherewith I address myself out of the melancholy of your present fortune unto ...
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... considering your lordship is removed from dealing in causes of state , and left only to a place of attendance , methinks the ambition of any which can endure no partners in state - mat- ters may be so quenched , as they should not ...
... considering your lordship is removed from dealing in causes of state , and left only to a place of attendance , methinks the ambition of any which can endure no partners in state - mat- ters may be so quenched , as they should not ...
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... considering them as they may concern the state ; that it is one of the aptest particulars that hath come , or can come ... consider you have these advantages . First , time being fit to you in Mr. Secretary's absence : next , " vis unita ...
... considering them as they may concern the state ; that it is one of the aptest particulars that hath come , or can come ... consider you have these advantages . First , time being fit to you in Mr. Secretary's absence : next , " vis unita ...
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... ( considering in truth and substance ) than any war can yield which should be achieved against a civil enemy , if the end may be " pacique imponere morem , " to replant and refound the policy of that nation , to which nothing is wanting ...
... ( considering in truth and substance ) than any war can yield which should be achieved against a civil enemy , if the end may be " pacique imponere morem , " to replant and refound the policy of that nation , to which nothing is wanting ...
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... considering the king hath spoken to Sir Joseph Roper , and he hath promised ; and , besides , the thing itself is so reasonable , as it ought to be as soon done as said . I am now gotten into the country to my house , where I have some ...
... considering the king hath spoken to Sir Joseph Roper , and he hath promised ; and , besides , the thing itself is so reasonable , as it ought to be as soon done as said . I am now gotten into the country to my house , where I have some ...
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