The Letters and the Life of Francis Bacon Including All His Occasional Works: Namely Letters, Speeches, Tracts, State Papers, Memorials, Devices and All Authentic Writings Not Already Printed Among His Philosophical, Literary, Or Professional Works, Volumen4Longman, Green, Longman, and Roberts, 1868 |
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... affection , heightened by sympathy in intellectual pursuits and respect for his judgment and abilities , had left England in April , 1605 , to travel in Italy ; where , falling into the company of Roman Catholics , and seeing some of ...
... affection , heightened by sympathy in intellectual pursuits and respect for his judgment and abilities , had left England in April , 1605 , to travel in Italy ; where , falling into the company of Roman Catholics , and seeing some of ...
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... affection , which , if acceptable , might help to bring on the intimacy he desired ; if not , might pass for a new year's compliment.1 It comes from Bacon's own collection . A LETTER TO THE EARL OF SALISBURY , OF COURTESY UPON A NEW ...
... affection , which , if acceptable , might help to bring on the intimacy he desired ; if not , might pass for a new year's compliment.1 It comes from Bacon's own collection . A LETTER TO THE EARL OF SALISBURY , OF COURTESY UPON A NEW ...
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... affection of the same kind as that from which Sir Walter Scott , after his great troubles came upon him , suffered occasionally . The resemblance of the description in the two cases is indeed in some respects so striking , that it may ...
... affection of the same kind as that from which Sir Walter Scott , after his great troubles came upon him , suffered occasionally . The resemblance of the description in the two cases is indeed in some respects so striking , that it may ...
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... affection for the Scotch ; too great a display of which would not have been conducive to influence in the House of ... affectionate and assured to the Scotch , and fit to succeed Salisbury in his manage in that kind . " The names which ...
... affection for the Scotch ; too great a display of which would not have been conducive to influence in the House of ... affectionate and assured to the Scotch , and fit to succeed Salisbury in his manage in that kind . " The names which ...
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... Boards informed of any good affection in the people to the Scottish na- tion ; " unless he thought it might confirm the King in the notion that the Puri- My L. of Sa. is to be remembred of the 1608. ] 45 TRANSPORT . JUL . 25 .
... Boards informed of any good affection in the people to the Scottish na- tion ; " unless he thought it might confirm the King in the notion that the Puri- My L. of Sa. is to be remembred of the 1608. ] 45 TRANSPORT . JUL . 25 .
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