The Works of Francis Bacon ...: Literary and professional worksHoughton, Mifflin and Company, 1909 |
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... mentioned as not inherent in the case , but as the consequence of “ some grand defects and main errors in his nature , customs , or proceedings . ” Nay , the sum total of his achievements is evidently regarded by Bacon as hardly worthy ...
... mentioned as not inherent in the case , but as the consequence of “ some grand defects and main errors in his nature , customs , or proceedings . ” Nay , the sum total of his achievements is evidently regarded by Bacon as hardly worthy ...
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... mentioned by Polydore , nor I think by any of the Chroniclers ; from which one may suspect that Bacon had some independent source of information with regard to this speech . The speech itself however is of course to be taken , not as a ...
... mentioned by Polydore , nor I think by any of the Chroniclers ; from which one may suspect that Bacon had some independent source of information with regard to this speech . The speech itself however is of course to be taken , not as a ...
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... mentioned in the old histories . He may very likely have seen the letters he speaks of . But I do not think we are at liberty to conclude that his opinion went further than this . If he had believed as much as Sir James Mackintosh ...
... mentioned in the old histories . He may very likely have seen the letters he speaks of . But I do not think we are at liberty to conclude that his opinion went further than this . If he had believed as much as Sir James Mackintosh ...
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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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