The Works of Francis Bacon ...: Literary and professional worksHoughton, Mifflin and Company, 1909 |
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... true story would have told much better ; being much more consistent with Bacon's idea of Henry's character and policy . It is true that Henry had shown some want of foresight in not perceiving the imminence of the danger which ...
... true story would have told much better ; being much more consistent with Bacon's idea of Henry's character and policy . It is true that Henry had shown some want of foresight in not perceiving the imminence of the danger which ...
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... true heir on the throne . Whatever impostor might be put forward for convenience , it was in the true heir alone that the hopes of all the conspirators could meet and rest , and the chances therefore were that he would sooner or later ...
... true heir on the throne . Whatever impostor might be put forward for convenience , it was in the true heir alone that the hopes of all the conspirators could meet and rest , and the chances therefore were that he would sooner or later ...
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... true magnificence , in regard of cost , shew , and order . The chief man that took the care was Bishop Foxe , who was not only a grave counsellor for war or peace , but also a good surveyor of works , and a good master of ceremonies ...
... true magnificence , in regard of cost , shew , and order . The chief man that took the care was Bishop Foxe , who was not only a grave counsellor for war or peace , but also a good surveyor of works , and a good master of ceremonies ...
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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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