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Page 253
... Bacon made no effort to save him , though the course was Bacon to take ? This was one of queen's feelings were such , that he might have those conjunctures which show what men are . pleaded his benefactor's cause , possibly with To a ...
... Bacon made no effort to save him , though the course was Bacon to take ? This was one of queen's feelings were such , that he might have those conjunctures which show what men are . pleaded his benefactor's cause , possibly with To a ...
Page 259
... Bacon nor Mr. Montagu has sycophant in all the Inns of Court had the shown a single precedent . heart or the forehead to defend . How , then , stands the case ? Even thus : Bacon was not conforming to a usage then generally admitted to ...
... Bacon nor Mr. Montagu has sycophant in all the Inns of Court had the shown a single precedent . heart or the forehead to defend . How , then , stands the case ? Even thus : Bacon was not conforming to a usage then generally admitted to ...
Page 284
... Bacon - we speak of Bacon the philosopher , not of Bacon the lawyer and politician - there was a singular union of au- dacity and sobriety . The promises which he made to mankind might , to a superficial read- er , seem to resemble the ...
... Bacon - we speak of Bacon the philosopher , not of Bacon the lawyer and politician - there was a singular union of au- dacity and sobriety . The promises which he made to mankind might , to a superficial read- er , seem to resemble the ...
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