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А IN Mr. Spedding's “ Life of Bacon , " he says , speaking about the affair of Essex , that “ no objection could occur to any reasonable person reading the story as I have told it . " Mr. Spedding has “ no fault to find with Bacon for ...
А IN Mr. Spedding's “ Life of Bacon , " he says , speaking about the affair of Essex , that “ no objection could occur to any reasonable person reading the story as I have told it . " Mr. Spedding has “ no fault to find with Bacon for ...
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Mr. Spedding justifies his attack on Essex as the mere performance of his duty . It must be admitted that Macaulay is mistaken when he writes as if even an ordinary man of that age would have declined the performance of such a duty .
Mr. Spedding justifies his attack on Essex as the mere performance of his duty . It must be admitted that Macaulay is mistaken when he writes as if even an ordinary man of that age would have declined the performance of such a duty .
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How is this , ' asks Mr. Spedding ( vol . iii . p . 525. ) , • to be accounted for ? I cannot help thinking , ' he replies , • that it was one of his experiments in the art of commanding ' audiences and winning disciples .
How is this , ' asks Mr. Spedding ( vol . iii . p . 525. ) , • to be accounted for ? I cannot help thinking , ' he replies , • that it was one of his experiments in the art of commanding ' audiences and winning disciples .
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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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