The Works of Francis Bacon, Lord Chancellor of England, Svazek 1Carey, 1841 |
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... tion of James . He wrote to the Earl of North- umberland , and to Lord Southampton , who was imprisoned and tried with Essex , using these re- markable words , " I may safely be that to you now , which I was truly before . " Upon the ...
... tion of James . He wrote to the Earl of North- umberland , and to Lord Southampton , who was imprisoned and tried with Essex , using these re- markable words , " I may safely be that to you now , which I was truly before . " Upon the ...
Strana xlvii
... tion the union of the two kingdoms ; the termina- tion of religious discontents ; and the improve- ment of the law . The state of Bacon's mind at this period may be easily conceived . The love of order and the love of improvement ...
... tion the union of the two kingdoms ; the termina- tion of religious discontents ; and the improve- ment of the law . The state of Bacon's mind at this period may be easily conceived . The love of order and the love of improvement ...
Strana 429
... tion . Secondly , that having examined the syl- logism accurately , but this demonstration hastily and carelessly , they have devised its form very simple and indeed puerile , to proceed by enume- ration alone , and thus conclude ...
... tion . Secondly , that having examined the syl- logism accurately , but this demonstration hastily and carelessly , they have devised its form very simple and indeed puerile , to proceed by enume- ration alone , and thus conclude ...
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2 ix | xlix |
From the publication of the Wisdom of the | lviii |
ESSAYS | lxix |
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