The Works of Francis Bacon: Popular Edition Based Upon the Complete Edition of Spedding, Ellis, and Heath, Volumen2Hurd & Houghton, 1877 |
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... England from the Union of the Roses to the Union of the Crowns was one which he had long before pointed out as eminently worth handling ; but until the time when he saw his retirement from public life inevitable , and that ( to use his ...
... England from the Union of the Roses to the Union of the Crowns was one which he had long before pointed out as eminently worth handling ; but until the time when he saw his retirement from public life inevitable , and that ( to use his ...
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... own wit and his own will . Bacon has accordingly treated the history of his reign as a history of the administration of affairs in England from 1485 to 1509 , and represented Henry as what he really was 28 PREFACE TO THE HISTORY OF.
... own wit and his own will . Bacon has accordingly treated the history of his reign as a history of the administration of affairs in England from 1485 to 1509 , and represented Henry as what he really was 28 PREFACE TO THE HISTORY OF.
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... England from the beginning of the reign of K. Henry the eighth of that name near unto the present time wherein Q. Elizabeth reigneth in good felicity , I am delivered of the excuse wherewith the best writers of history are troubled in ...
... England from the beginning of the reign of K. Henry the eighth of that name near unto the present time wherein Q. Elizabeth reigneth in good felicity , I am delivered of the excuse wherewith the best writers of history are troubled in ...
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... England ; and thereupon he took a fit occasion to send the Lord Treasurer and Mr. Bray ( whom he used as counsellor ) to the Lord Mayor of London , requiring of the City a prest of six thousand marks . But after many parleys he could ...
... England ; and thereupon he took a fit occasion to send the Lord Treasurer and Mr. Bray ( whom he used as counsellor ) to the Lord Mayor of London , requiring of the City a prest of six thousand marks . But after many parleys he could ...
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... England was . But trusting to the reputation of his victories and successes in England , he thought he should have time enough to extend his cares afterwards to that second kingdom . Wherefore through this neglect , upon the coming of ...
... England was . But trusting to the reputation of his victories and successes in England , he thought he should have time enough to extend his cares afterwards to that second kingdom . Wherefore through this neglect , upon the coming of ...
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