The Works of Francis Bacon: Baron of Verulam, Viscount St. Alban, and Lord High Chancellor of England, Volume 1C. and J. Rivington, 1819 |
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... hand on his sword , against a woman and his sovereign . No subsequent favour could wear this imaginary affront out of his memory ; though she pardoned him the insult that occasioned it , and sent him shortly after into Ireland , as her ...
... hand on his sword , against a woman and his sovereign . No subsequent favour could wear this imaginary affront out of his memory ; though she pardoned him the insult that occasioned it , and sent him shortly after into Ireland , as her ...
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... hand he had always , during the time of their intimacy , given him advice no less useful than sincere ; that he had wished , nay en- deavoured the earl's preservation even at last , purely from affection to him , without any regard to ...
... hand he had always , during the time of their intimacy , given him advice no less useful than sincere ; that he had wished , nay en- deavoured the earl's preservation even at last , purely from affection to him , without any regard to ...
Page xviii
... hands , he was hardly ever his own master ; suffering himself to be led implicitly by the cabal in whose power he then ... hand in revenge for the death of the earl of Morton , to which he had basely contributed . Mem . p . 131 . Melvil ...
... hands , he was hardly ever his own master ; suffering himself to be led implicitly by the cabal in whose power he then ... hand in revenge for the death of the earl of Morton , to which he had basely contributed . Mem . p . 131 . Melvil ...
Page xix
... hands of Arran and Lenox , to be just and serviceable : he afterwards banished them , and would have confis- p . 139 . cated their estates , on that very account . When they had made themselves masters of his person a second time , he ...
... hands of Arran and Lenox , to be just and serviceable : he afterwards banished them , and would have confis- p . 139 . cated their estates , on that very account . When they had made themselves masters of his person a second time , he ...
Page xxxi
... hand . I will only quote one passage from it : " All these points of 66 mercy and favour to Somerset are to be understood " with this limitation ; if he do not , by his con- " temptuous and insolent carriage at the bar , make " himself ...
... hand . I will only quote one passage from it : " All these points of 66 mercy and favour to Somerset are to be understood " with this limitation ; if he do not , by his con- " temptuous and insolent carriage at the bar , make " himself ...
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