The Works of Francis Bacon, Volumen4Longmans, Green, Reader, and Dyer, 1868 |
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... means of fixing it more exactly . The second letter was printed by Birch " from the MS . collections of Robert Stephens , Esq . , deceased , " who found it probably in the same collection from which the letter to Mr. Murray came ; there ...
... means of fixing it more exactly . The second letter was printed by Birch " from the MS . collections of Robert Stephens , Esq . , deceased , " who found it probably in the same collection from which the letter to Mr. Murray came ; there ...
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... means of carrying it out successfully . To show that she might safely aspire to such a position , Bacon now commenced an elaborate treatise , to be submitted to the King , upon the conditions of national greatness ; tending to prove ...
... means of carrying it out successfully . To show that she might safely aspire to such a position , Bacon now commenced an elaborate treatise , to be submitted to the King , upon the conditions of national greatness ; tending to prove ...
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... means of knowing , The old books would naturally be destroyed as they were superseded by the new , their contents being presumably of too private and con- fidential a nature in many parts for other people's reading . One of them ...
... means of knowing , The old books would naturally be destroyed as they were superseded by the new , their contents being presumably of too private and con- fidential a nature in many parts for other people's reading . One of them ...
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... means of husbanding and improving his property , if we should infer that he was a diligent manager of his own money , we should certainly be wrong : we have abundant evidence that both early and late in life he was negligent in such ...
... means of husbanding and improving his property , if we should infer that he was a diligent manager of his own money , we should certainly be wrong : we have abundant evidence that both early and late in life he was negligent in such ...
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... means to attain , his note - book ( if really addressed to himself ) will say nothing of that ; though sometimes it may be easily and safely conjectured . When we find Bacon proposing to himself ( with a view to the interests of the ...
... means to attain , his note - book ( if really addressed to himself ) will say nothing of that ; though sometimes it may be easily and safely conjectured . When we find Bacon proposing to himself ( with a view to the interests of the ...
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