The Works of Francis Bacon: Baron of Verulam, Viscount St. Alban, and Lord High Chancellor of England, Volumen6C. and J. Rivington, 1819 |
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... particular remembrance for his majesty , 95 96 The heads of the charge against Robert earl of Somer- set , 97 101 To Sir George Villiers , The charge of the attorney general , Sir Francis Ba- con , against Frances , countess of Somerset ...
... particular remembrance for his majesty , 95 96 The heads of the charge against Robert earl of Somer- set , 97 101 To Sir George Villiers , The charge of the attorney general , Sir Francis Ba- con , against Frances , countess of Somerset ...
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... particular favour towards me hath been such , as I esteem no worldly thing above the comfort to enjoy it , except it be the conscience to deserve it . But if the not seconding of some particular person's opinion shall be presumption ...
... particular favour towards me hath been such , as I esteem no worldly thing above the comfort to enjoy it , except it be the conscience to deserve it . But if the not seconding of some particular person's opinion shall be presumption ...
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... particular relation of the former ne- gociation between your ague and you . Of the latter , though you profess largely , yet I make more doubt , because your coming is turned into a sending ; which when I thought would have been ...
... particular relation of the former ne- gociation between your ague and you . Of the latter , though you profess largely , yet I make more doubt , because your coming is turned into a sending ; which when I thought would have been ...
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... particular . And if he will needs pursue his affection , and go on his course , what can so much advance him in his own way ? The merit of war is too outwardly glorious to be in- wardly grateful : and it is the exile of his eyes , which ...
... particular . And if he will needs pursue his affection , and go on his course , what can so much advance him in his own way ? The merit of war is too outwardly glorious to be in- wardly grateful : and it is the exile of his eyes , which ...
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... particular , that I am of opinion , that rules without examples will do little good , at least not to continue ; but that there is such a concordance between the time to come and the time passed , as there will be no reforming the one ...
... particular , that I am of opinion , that rules without examples will do little good , at least not to continue ; but that there is such a concordance between the time to come and the time passed , as there will be no reforming the one ...
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