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... mind and ways , are noticed as weaknesses and errors , derogatory to his judgment and injurious to his fortunes . Many of his difficulties , for instance , are attributed to the shortness of his foresight , which prevented him from ...
... mind and ways , are noticed as weaknesses and errors , derogatory to his judgment and injurious to his fortunes . Many of his difficulties , for instance , are attributed to the shortness of his foresight , which prevented him from ...
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... mind of the conceits which are nearest allied unto action , and imprinteth them so , as it doth not alter the complexion of the mind neither to irresolution nor pertinacity . But this is true , that in no sort of writings there is a ...
... mind of the conceits which are nearest allied unto action , and imprinteth them so , as it doth not alter the complexion of the mind neither to irresolution nor pertinacity . But this is true , that in no sort of writings there is a ...
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... mind , preferred him to the bishoprick of Hereford , and afterwards to that of Bath and Wells , and employed him in many of his affairs of state that had relation to Rome . He was a man of great learning , wisdom , and dexterity in ...
... mind , preferred him to the bishoprick of Hereford , and afterwards to that of Bath and Wells , and employed him in many of his affairs of state that had relation to Rome . He was a man of great learning , wisdom , and dexterity in ...
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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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