The Works of Francis BaconHoughton, Mifflin,, 1899 |
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... regards Bacon's character , must be considered in connexion with the rest of his po- litical life , and will be fully ... regard only to the merits of the cases , and were in fact unimpeachably just ; and we may believe that Bacon ...
... regards Bacon's character , must be considered in connexion with the rest of his po- litical life , and will be fully ... regard only to the merits of the cases , and were in fact unimpeachably just ; and we may believe that Bacon ...
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... regard either to the desires of bodies or to the development of their parts it is only when that motion presents the thing grossly and palpably to the sense as different from what it was , that they begin to mark the division . Even ...
... regard either to the desires of bodies or to the development of their parts it is only when that motion presents the thing grossly and palpably to the sense as different from what it was , that they begin to mark the division . Even ...
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... regard to the first of which Bacon complains that physicians have treated it in several respects unskilfully or imperfectly ; and with regard to the last that they have not recognised the prolongation of natural life as a principal part ...
... regard to the first of which Bacon complains that physicians have treated it in several respects unskilfully or imperfectly ; and with regard to the last that they have not recognised the prolongation of natural life as a principal part ...
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LIFE OF THE RIGHT HONOURABLE FRANCIS BACON Baron | 33 |
PART I | 59 |
VALERIUS TERMINUS | 64 |
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