The Works of Francis Bacon: Lord High Chancellor of England, Volumen3A. Hart, 1851 |
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... kind of honour giveth the quickest kind of reflection . The trans- ferring this honour upon yourself consisteth in two points : the one , if the principal persons employed come in by you , and depend upon you ; the other if your ...
... kind of honour giveth the quickest kind of reflection . The trans- ferring this honour upon yourself consisteth in two points : the one , if the principal persons employed come in by you , and depend upon you ; the other if your ...
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... kind of lawless liberty , of that province . Next , your lordship goeth prodigal of life , hardened in body , fortified in against three of the unluckiest vices of all other , woods and bogs , placing both justice and fecility ...
... kind of lawless liberty , of that province . Next , your lordship goeth prodigal of life , hardened in body , fortified in against three of the unluckiest vices of all other , woods and bogs , placing both justice and fecility ...
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... kind of sickness of my Lord Coke's that comes almost in as ill a time , as the sickness of my lord chancellor . And as I think it was one of the wisest parts that ever he played , when he went down to your majesty to Royston , and ...
... kind of sickness of my Lord Coke's that comes almost in as ill a time , as the sickness of my lord chancellor . And as I think it was one of the wisest parts that ever he played , when he went down to your majesty to Royston , and ...
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... kind of civil death , although their lives should not be taken . All which may satisfy honour , for sparing their lives . But , if your majesty's mercy should extend to the first degree , which is the highest , of sparing the stage and ...
... kind of civil death , although their lives should not be taken . All which may satisfy honour , for sparing their lives . But , if your majesty's mercy should extend to the first degree , which is the highest , of sparing the stage and ...
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... kind , did chiefly move me to a work of this nature . And , so with signification of my most humble duty and affec- tion towards your lordship , I remain , etc. SIR FRANCIS BACON , OF THE LIKE ARGUMENT , TO THE EARL OF NORTHAMPTON ...
... kind , did chiefly move me to a work of this nature . And , so with signification of my most humble duty and affec- tion towards your lordship , I remain , etc. SIR FRANCIS BACON , OF THE LIKE ARGUMENT , TO THE EARL OF NORTHAMPTON ...
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