The Works of Francis Bacon: Baron of Verulam, Viscount St. Albans, and Lord High Chancellor of England, Volume 1Baynes and son, 1824 |
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... four thousand pounds a year , as long as he lived . Cabala , p . 204 . edit . 1691 . Prince Henry died in the year 1612 , universally lamented . His excellent qualities had endeared him to the Xxxii The Life of the Lord Chancellor Bacon .
... four thousand pounds a year , as long as he lived . Cabala , p . 204 . edit . 1691 . Prince Henry died in the year 1612 , universally lamented . His excellent qualities had endeared him to the Xxxii The Life of the Lord Chancellor Bacon .
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... excellent qualities had endeared him to the love and expectations of all England . Ger- manicus was not more the darling of the Roman people and the untimely death of both those princes was universally believed to have been procured by ...
... excellent qualities had endeared him to the love and expectations of all England . Ger- manicus was not more the darling of the Roman people and the untimely death of both those princes was universally believed to have been procured by ...
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... excellent king , both daily sacrifices , and freewill offerings : the one pro- ceeding upon ordinary observance , the other upon a devout cheerfulness : in like manner there belongeth to kings from their servants , both tribute of duty ...
... excellent king , both daily sacrifices , and freewill offerings : the one pro- ceeding upon ordinary observance , the other upon a devout cheerfulness : in like manner there belongeth to kings from their servants , both tribute of duty ...
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... excellent ; all this has some- what servile , and holding of the subject . But your majesty's manner of speech is indeed prince - like , flow- ing as from a fountain , and yet streaming and branch- ing itself into nature's order , full ...
... excellent ; all this has some- what servile , and holding of the subject . But your majesty's manner of speech is indeed prince - like , flow- ing as from a fountain , and yet streaming and branch- ing itself into nature's order , full ...
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... excellent treasure of your own mind , and thence to extract particulars for this purpose , agreeable to your magnanimity and wisdom . IN the entrance to the former of these , to clear the way , and , as it were , to make silence - to ...
... excellent treasure of your own mind , and thence to extract particulars for this purpose , agreeable to your magnanimity and wisdom . IN the entrance to the former of these , to clear the way , and , as it were , to make silence - to ...
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