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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Page xxxvii
... opinion given in a thing that only regarded his own family . In- deed such was the levity , such the insolence of his power , that the capricious removal of men from their places , became the prime distinction of his thirteen years ...
... opinion given in a thing that only regarded his own family . In- deed such was the levity , such the insolence of his power , that the capricious removal of men from their places , became the prime distinction of his thirteen years ...
Page xxxviii
... opinions secretly and apart . My lord Coke obsti- nately refused to declare his ; looking on this auri- cular taking of opinions , for so he named it , as not according to the custom of the realm , but new , and of pernicious tendency ...
... opinions secretly and apart . My lord Coke obsti- nately refused to declare his ; looking on this auri- cular taking of opinions , for so he named it , as not according to the custom of the realm , but new , and of pernicious tendency ...
Page xlix
... opinion . Thus , Buckingham escaped for the present ; to accumulate new guilt , and to fall at last , ignobly , by a private hand : after he had been devoted , by the curses of a whole people , and more VOL . I. e solemnly still by the ...
... opinion . Thus , Buckingham escaped for the present ; to accumulate new guilt , and to fall at last , ignobly , by a private hand : after he had been devoted , by the curses of a whole people , and more VOL . I. e solemnly still by the ...
Page lii
... and as his was the reign of flattery , this quickly grew to be the pre- valent and fashionable opinion at court . Though in truth , that prince's character was , in every part lii The Life of the Lord Chancellor Bacon .
... and as his was the reign of flattery , this quickly grew to be the pre- valent and fashionable opinion at court . Though in truth , that prince's character was , in every part lii The Life of the Lord Chancellor Bacon .
Page lvi
... opinions . But , let us draw a veil over imperfections , and at the same time acknowledge , that a very ordinary pene- tration may serve to discover remarkable blemishes and failings in the most comprehensive minds , in the greatest ...
... opinions . But , let us draw a veil over imperfections , and at the same time acknowledge , that a very ordinary pene- tration may serve to discover remarkable blemishes and failings in the most comprehensive minds , in the greatest ...
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