The Works of Francis Bacon, Volumen9Longman, 1961 |
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... look abroad into other countries at this present time , or look back to former times in this our own country , we shall find an exceeding difference in matter of taxes ; which now I reserve to mention ; not so much in doubt to acquaint ...
... look abroad into other countries at this present time , or look back to former times in this our own country , we shall find an exceeding difference in matter of taxes ; which now I reserve to mention ; not so much in doubt to acquaint ...
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... Look the en- larged copy hereof in 4to , which was done in November , 1595. " The signature ( which is inserted both at the head and foot ) is written in some fanciful character , and I cannot undertake to interpret all the letters . It ...
... Look the en- larged copy hereof in 4to , which was done in November , 1595. " The signature ( which is inserted both at the head and foot ) is written in some fanciful character , and I cannot undertake to interpret all the letters . It ...
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... look into the ample and new clauses of his letters patents , he could not look back either to his own former discourses or to the late propositions whereof himself was author , nor to the conferences , consultations , and conclusions ...
... look into the ample and new clauses of his letters patents , he could not look back either to his own former discourses or to the late propositions whereof himself was author , nor to the conferences , consultations , and conclusions ...
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OF THE SECOND VOLUME | 1 |
LETTER TO MR R CECIL ABROAD | 4 |
Misgivings with regard to Essexs purposes Tone of his letters | 5 |
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