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... Review . 1831 . LORD BACON Edinburgh Review . 1837 MACKINTOSH'S HISTORY OF THE REVOLUTION IN ENGLAND , IN 1688 Edinburgh Review . 1835 . 182 192 211 226 248 280 iii SIR JOHN MALCOLM'S LIFE OF LORD CLIVE Edinburgh Review .
... Review . 1831 . LORD BACON Edinburgh Review . 1837 MACKINTOSH'S HISTORY OF THE REVOLUTION IN ENGLAND , IN 1688 Edinburgh Review . 1835 . 182 192 211 226 248 280 iii SIR JOHN MALCOLM'S LIFE OF LORD CLIVE Edinburgh Review .
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... Bacon seems to countenance , is , that the trea - thing shocking or incongruous in his writings . tise was merely a piece of grave irony , in- tended to warn nations against the arts of ambitious men . It would be easy to show that ...
... Bacon seems to countenance , is , that the trea - thing shocking or incongruous in his writings . tise was merely a piece of grave irony , in- tended to warn nations against the arts of ambitious men . It would be easy to show that ...
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... Bacon , and sneer at Aqui- But if their situations had been changed , nas . Bacon might have been the Angelical Doctor , the most subtle Aristotelian of the schools ; the Dominican might have led forth the sci- ences from their house of ...
... Bacon , and sneer at Aqui- But if their situations had been changed , nas . Bacon might have been the Angelical Doctor , the most subtle Aristotelian of the schools ; the Dominican might have led forth the sci- ences from their house of ...
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... Bacon . It is needless to mention Sidney and the whole tribe of Eu- phuists . For Shakspeare himself , the greatest poet that ever lived , falls into the same fault whenever he means to be particularly fine . While he abandons himself ...
... Bacon . It is needless to mention Sidney and the whole tribe of Eu- phuists . For Shakspeare himself , the greatest poet that ever lived , falls into the same fault whenever he means to be particularly fine . While he abandons himself ...
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... Bacon , ardent wish for it . The strongest Tories saw will show from what quarter the hurricane is no objections to it . It is remarkable that Cla- setting in . rendon loudly applauds the changes which Cromwell introduced , changes far ...
... Bacon , ardent wish for it . The strongest Tories saw will show from what quarter the hurricane is no objections to it . It is remarkable that Cla- setting in . rendon loudly applauds the changes which Cromwell introduced , changes far ...
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