The Works of Francis Bacon: Lord Chancellor of England, Volumen13W. Pickering, 1825 |
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Lord Chancellor of England Francis Bacon. due form of law , of the whole sentence ; for which this shall be your sufficient warrant . Mr. Francis Bacon to the Earl of Essex . * My Lord , I did almost conjecture , by your silence and ...
Lord Chancellor of England Francis Bacon. due form of law , of the whole sentence ; for which this shall be your sufficient warrant . Mr. Francis Bacon to the Earl of Essex . * My Lord , I did almost conjecture , by your silence and ...
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Lord Chancellor of England Francis Bacon. Lord Treasurer Burghley to Mr. Francis Bacon . * Nephew , I have no leisure to write much ; but for answer I have attempted to place you : but her majesty hath required the Lord Keeper to give to ...
Lord Chancellor of England Francis Bacon. Lord Treasurer Burghley to Mr. Francis Bacon . * Nephew , I have no leisure to write much ; but for answer I have attempted to place you : but her majesty hath required the Lord Keeper to give to ...
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Lord Chancellor of England Francis Bacon. discomfort is mine , who nevertheless have the private com- fort , that in ... Francis Bacon to his Brother Antony . * Good 82 MISCELLANEOUS LETTERS .
Lord Chancellor of England Francis Bacon. discomfort is mine , who nevertheless have the private com- fort , that in ... Francis Bacon to his Brother Antony . * Good 82 MISCELLANEOUS LETTERS .
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