The Works of Francis Bacon, Lord Chancellor of England, Svazek 1Carey, 1841 |
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... Essex's exertions . Fleming appointed . Essex gives him an estate at Twickenham . Returns to Twickenham . Invents barometer and other instruments . Resumes his professional la- bours . Employed by the Queen . Effort to secure a vacancy ...
... Essex's exertions . Fleming appointed . Essex gives him an estate at Twickenham . Returns to Twickenham . Invents barometer and other instruments . Resumes his professional la- bours . Employed by the Queen . Effort to secure a vacancy ...
Strana xxxii
... Essex should keep his chamber . " In this perplexity she consulted Bacon , who from this , and from any proceeding , earnestly dissuaded the queen , and warned her that , from the popularity of Essex and this unusual mode of accusation ...
... Essex should keep his chamber . " In this perplexity she consulted Bacon , who from this , and from any proceeding , earnestly dissuaded the queen , and warned her that , from the popularity of Essex and this unusual mode of accusation ...
Strana xliv
... Essex in the eyes of all good men , and render him amenable to the heaviest penalty of the law . Awakened , as from a dream , with the startling truth that Essex was guilty as well as imprudent , he saw that all which he and others had ...
... Essex in the eyes of all good men , and render him amenable to the heaviest penalty of the law . Awakened , as from a dream , with the startling truth that Essex was guilty as well as imprudent , he saw that all which he and others had ...
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From the publication of the Wisdom of the | lviii |
ESSAYS | lxix |
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