Works of Francis Bacon: 7, Volumen7Longman, 1859 - 831 páginas |
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... natural manner , without pedantry or affectation , and in a language free from techni- cality of every kind . The ... nature , and intense love of reality , are recognised and appreciated ..... The remainder of the volume is occupied ...
... natural manner , without pedantry or affectation , and in a language free from techni- cality of every kind . The ... nature , and intense love of reality , are recognised and appreciated ..... The remainder of the volume is occupied ...
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... nature ; and in my work of Laws , the general good of men likewise in society , and the dowries of government ; I thought in duty I owed somewhat unto mine own country , which I ever loved ; insomuch as al- though my place hath been far ...
... nature ; and in my work of Laws , the general good of men likewise in society , and the dowries of government ; I thought in duty I owed somewhat unto mine own country , which I ever loved ; insomuch as al- though my place hath been far ...
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... nature ' , and not of piety . The first was that famous and fortunate war by sea that ended in the victory of Lepanto ; which hath put a hook into the nostrils of the Ottomans to this day ; which was the work ( chiefly ) of that ...
... nature ' , and not of piety . The first was that famous and fortunate war by sea that ended in the victory of Lepanto ; which hath put a hook into the nostrils of the Ottomans to this day ; which was the work ( chiefly ) of that ...
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... nature and nations , and by the law divine , which is the per- fection of the other two . As for the laws positive and civil of the Romans , or other whatsoever , they are too small engines to move the weight of this question . And ...
... nature and nations , and by the law divine , which is the per- fection of the other two . As for the laws positive and civil of the Romans , or other whatsoever , they are too small engines to move the weight of this question . And ...
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... nature . The philosopher Aristotle is no ill interpreter thereof . He hath set many men on work with a witty speech of naturâ dominus , and naturâ servus ; affirming expressly and positively , that from the very nativity some things are ...
... nature . The philosopher Aristotle is no ill interpreter thereof . He hath set many men on work with a witty speech of naturâ dominus , and naturâ servus ; affirming expressly and positively , that from the very nativity some things are ...
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