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Strana 428
His famous patriotic speech in the House had ruined him in the Queen's favour ; his appliance to Essex , the Queen's favourite , won him no advantage . Essex ceased to be the successful favourite , and Bacon slowly withdrew .
His famous patriotic speech in the House had ruined him in the Queen's favour ; his appliance to Essex , the Queen's favourite , won him no advantage . Essex ceased to be the successful favourite , and Bacon slowly withdrew .
Strana 320
case , that Essex throughout his trial and at his death expressly disclaimed any guilty purpose against the Queen and the constitution , while he fully admitted his legal transgression ' ; that at the accession of James I. the attainder ...
case , that Essex throughout his trial and at his death expressly disclaimed any guilty purpose against the Queen and the constitution , while he fully admitted his legal transgression ' ; that at the accession of James I. the attainder ...
Strana 258
The by him while in public life or trace the story time came when Essex , attempting to punish of his actions , without the conviction that , the Queen for denying him a favor , allowed i whatever may have been the fawning upon himself ...
The by him while in public life or trace the story time came when Essex , attempting to punish of his actions , without the conviction that , the Queen for denying him a favor , allowed i whatever may have been the fawning upon himself ...
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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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