The Works of Francis Bacon, Volumen11Houghton, Mifflin, 1860 |
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... subject ; but for these he must have trusted to the fidelity of his memory . What Sir Robert Cotton could supply was liberally communicated ; but Cotton House was within . the forbidden precinct , and any man who has attempted this kind ...
... subject ; but for these he must have trusted to the fidelity of his memory . What Sir Robert Cotton could supply was liberally communicated ; but Cotton House was within . the forbidden precinct , and any man who has attempted this kind ...
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... subject because it gave him an opportunity for flattering James , I would first ask , why anybody should think so ? Is it not the very same subject which at least fifteen years before he had wished some THE REIGN OF HENRY VII . 23.
... subject because it gave him an opportunity for flattering James , I would first ask , why anybody should think so ? Is it not the very same subject which at least fifteen years before he had wished some THE REIGN OF HENRY VII . 23.
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... subject himself ? Why then seek any further for his motive in choosing it ? But suppose he did choose the subject for the pur- pose of flattering James , how did he propose to treat it , so as to produce that effect ? By setting up ...
... subject himself ? Why then seek any further for his motive in choosing it ? But suppose he did choose the subject for the pur- pose of flattering James , how did he propose to treat it , so as to produce that effect ? By setting up ...
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... subjects in obedience . Bacon imputes it to a vice of his nature in coveting to accumulate treasure , and represents it as procuring him the hatred of his people to such a degree that his state was insecure even in the height of his ...
... subjects in obedience . Bacon imputes it to a vice of his nature in coveting to accumulate treasure , and represents it as procuring him the hatred of his people to such a degree that his state was insecure even in the height of his ...
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... subject since who may not be called as an unconscious witness that Bacon's history has in that respect done its office . We do not blame a painter for flattery because he does not write under his picture " this is the portrait of an ...
... subject since who may not be called as an unconscious witness that Bacon's history has in that respect done its office . We do not blame a painter for flattery because he does not write under his picture " this is the portrait of an ...
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