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Strana 312
When the main idea of a work is unsound , it is little to the purpose that here and there it contains some new and original matter , and now and then some acute observations ; but , even in these subordinate respects , Mr. Dixon can ...
When the main idea of a work is unsound , it is little to the purpose that here and there it contains some new and original matter , and now and then some acute observations ; but , even in these subordinate respects , Mr. Dixon can ...
Strana 314
But why did Mr. Dixon omit to state that Bacon in 1595 apologised humbly for the speech of 1593 , comparing it to a ' variety in counsel as a discord in music to make it more per. fect ; ' and taking care to remind Burleigh that he had ...
But why did Mr. Dixon omit to state that Bacon in 1595 apologised humbly for the speech of 1593 , comparing it to a ' variety in counsel as a discord in music to make it more per. fect ; ' and taking care to remind Burleigh that he had ...
Strana 339
As regards the first charge , in itself a grave one , it is proved conclusively by Bacon's correspondence ; and as Mr. Dixon does not refer to it , he has allowed judgment to pass against his client . As for the second , and more ...
As regards the first charge , in itself a grave one , it is proved conclusively by Bacon's correspondence ; and as Mr. Dixon does not refer to it , he has allowed judgment to pass against his client . As for the second , and more ...
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Bibliografické údaje
| Název | Vignaud Pamphlets: Francis Bacon Vignaud Pamphlets: Francis Bacon |
| Vydáno | 1837 |
| Zdroj originálu: | Michiganská univerzita |
| Digitalizováno | 14. listopad 2006 |
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