The Essays: Or, Counsels, Civil and Moral ; and The Wisdom of the AncientsLittle, Brown, 1856 - 360 lappuses |
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... Mind , and I mought be with excuse confined to these Contem- plations and Studies for which I am fittest , so commend I you to the Preseruation of the Diuine Maiestie : From my Chamber at Graies Inne , this 30 of Januarie , 1597 . Your ...
... Mind , and I mought be with excuse confined to these Contem- plations and Studies for which I am fittest , so commend I you to the Preseruation of the Diuine Maiestie : From my Chamber at Graies Inne , this 30 of Januarie , 1597 . Your ...
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... mind , says Mr. Ma- caulay , " naturally disposed to admiration of all that is great and beautiful , was fascinated by the genius and the accomplishments of Bacon , " had exerted every effort in Bacon's behalf ; to use his own lan- 1 ...
... mind , says Mr. Ma- caulay , " naturally disposed to admiration of all that is great and beautiful , was fascinated by the genius and the accomplishments of Bacon , " had exerted every effort in Bacon's behalf ; to use his own lan- 1 ...
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... mind of Bacon ? Does he not waive all thought of interest and promotion and worldly honor to devote himself wholly to the sacred task , of saving his patron , benefactor , and friend ? Her Majesty's Counsel extraordinary ap- peared in ...
... mind of Bacon ? Does he not waive all thought of interest and promotion and worldly honor to devote himself wholly to the sacred task , of saving his patron , benefactor , and friend ? Her Majesty's Counsel extraordinary ap- peared in ...
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... minds the fate of the unhappy Earl of Essex , and of his odiously un- grateful accuser ; the latter unadvisedly published the Sir Francis Bacon , his Apologie in certaine im- putations concerning the late Earle of Essex ; a defence ...
... minds the fate of the unhappy Earl of Essex , and of his odiously un- grateful accuser ; the latter unadvisedly published the Sir Francis Bacon , his Apologie in certaine im- putations concerning the late Earle of Essex ; a defence ...
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... mind . " But Bacon had to encounter the preju- dices even of the learned . Cuffe , the Earl of Essex's secretary , a man celebrated for his attain- ments , said of the Instauratio Magna , “ a fool could not have written such a book ...
... mind . " But Bacon had to encounter the preju- dices even of the learned . Cuffe , the Earl of Essex's secretary , a man celebrated for his attain- ments , said of the Instauratio Magna , “ a fool could not have written such a book ...
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