Vignaud Pamphlets: Francis Bacon1837 |
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Strana 330
... England . 6 Now of this government it is unquestionable that Bacon was the principal adviser , though certainly not the chief adminis- trator . What he must have thought of its character and acts , of its nominal head and real director ...
... England . 6 Now of this government it is unquestionable that Bacon was the principal adviser , though certainly not the chief adminis- trator . What he must have thought of its character and acts , of its nominal head and real director ...
Strana 274
... England ( now at the Hague ) , as his excellency told me himself . He ( Bacon ) lived in such a great state as was only equalled by the king ; he kept ' open court ' and ' open kitchen , ' and a train of more than a hundred servants ...
... England ( now at the Hague ) , as his excellency told me himself . He ( Bacon ) lived in such a great state as was only equalled by the king ; he kept ' open court ' and ' open kitchen , ' and a train of more than a hundred servants ...
Strana 372
... England , France and Ger- many are better laid down in the atlas than in the globe . But , while we are looking at England we see nothing of France ; and while we are looking at France we see nothing of Germany . We may go to the atlas ...
... England , France and Ger- many are better laid down in the atlas than in the globe . But , while we are looking at England we see nothing of France ; and while we are looking at France we see nothing of Germany . We may go to the atlas ...
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