The Works of Francis Bacon ...: Literary and professional worksHoughton, Mifflin and Company, 1909 |
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... majesty : Bacon had just been delivered from prison : he had passed his sixtieth year , and was galled by unhonoured poverty . What wonder if in these circumstances even his genius sunk under such a patron and such a theme ! " 1 66 a ...
... majesty : Bacon had just been delivered from prison : he had passed his sixtieth year , and was galled by unhonoured poverty . What wonder if in these circumstances even his genius sunk under such a patron and such a theme ! " 1 66 a ...
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... Majesty wisely considereth , that sometimes smaller forces being united under one command are effectual in proof ( though not so promising in opinion and fame ) than much greater forces variously compounded by associations and leagues ...
... Majesty wisely considereth , that sometimes smaller forces being united under one command are effectual in proof ( though not so promising in opinion and fame ) than much greater forces variously compounded by associations and leagues ...
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... Majesty laboreth with and hath in your head , than to spend my wits and time in this laborious place , ” and so on . The letter which accompanied the history runs thus : Hearing that your Majesty is at leisure to peruse story , 2 a ...
... Majesty laboreth with and hath in your head , than to spend my wits and time in this laborious place , ” and so on . The letter which accompanied the history runs thus : Hearing that your Majesty is at leisure to peruse story , 2 a ...
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HISTORY OF THE REIGN OF KING HENRY VII | 13 |
Great Councils | 178 |
Character of Henry VII from the Latin | 379 |
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