The Works of Francis Bacon, Volumen4Longmans, Green, Reader, and Dyer, 1868 |
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... coming over the next term , by interrupting the business wherein I should have been employed . " Letter to Ellesmere , above quoted . The business was no doubt Tyrone's cause , which was to have been heard in London . more fruit of ...
... coming over the next term , by interrupting the business wherein I should have been employed . " Letter to Ellesmere , above quoted . The business was no doubt Tyrone's cause , which was to have been heard in London . more fruit of ...
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... coming suddenly , and coming ( as it probably would ) with a struggle , was a revolution which could not be anticipated without serious apprehension : for in a constitution like the English there was no knowing how much disturbance it ...
... coming suddenly , and coming ( as it probably would ) with a struggle , was a revolution which could not be anticipated without serious apprehension : for in a constitution like the English there was no knowing how much disturbance it ...
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... coming into the hands of Arch- bishop Tenison , found a resting place in his library in St. Martin's- in - the - Fields , where it remained undisturbed and unknown till March , 1818 , when I chanced upon it , and recognizing the hand ...
... coming into the hands of Arch- bishop Tenison , found a resting place in his library in St. Martin's- in - the - Fields , where it remained undisturbed and unknown till March , 1818 , when I chanced upon it , and recognizing the hand ...
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... coming from the mouth of a Solicitor - General , must expect no better name than detraction . But though I am pre- pared to hear the censure , I am not prepared to admit the justice 1 of it . Bacon had served with Sir Henry Hobart 34 ...
... coming from the mouth of a Solicitor - General , must expect no better name than detraction . But though I am pre- pared to hear the censure , I am not prepared to admit the justice 1 of it . Bacon had served with Sir Henry Hobart 34 ...
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... coming into their ports , " etc. " Which speech he had no sooner knit up with a particular repetition of impositions now seeming burdensome , and ordered by his Majesty for the ease of his subjects to be lightened , as likewise most ...
... coming into their ports , " etc. " Which speech he had no sooner knit up with a particular repetition of impositions now seeming burdensome , and ordered by his Majesty for the ease of his subjects to be lightened , as likewise most ...
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