The Works of Francis Bacon ...: Literary and professional worksHoughton, Mifflin and Company, 1909 |
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... give contentment to the people , who by two - and - twenty years reign of King Edward the Fourth had been fully made capable 3 of the clearness of the title of the White Rose or house of York ; and by the mild 4 and plausible reign of ...
... give contentment to the people , who by two - and - twenty years reign of King Edward the Fourth had been fully made capable 3 of the clearness of the title of the White Rose or house of York ; and by the mild 4 and plausible reign of ...
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... give succours to the Britons roundly . So then judging it would be a work of time , he laid his plot how he might best make use of that time for his own affairs . Wherein first he thought to make his vantage upon his Parliament ...
... give succours to the Britons roundly . So then judging it would be a work of time , he laid his plot how he might best make use of that time for his own affairs . Wherein first he thought to make his vantage upon his Parliament ...
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... give it for lost . ” Whether Bacon had sufficient grounds for the conclusion we cannot tell , without knowing what information he had about these negotiations ( for it is clear from the many little particulars which he adds that he had ...
... give it for lost . ” Whether Bacon had sufficient grounds for the conclusion we cannot tell , without knowing what information he had about these negotiations ( for it is clear from the many little particulars which he adds that he had ...
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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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