Vignaud Pamphlets: Francis Bacon1837 |
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Strana 328
... admit perhaps of an explanation which would reflect some credit upon him . It certainly is not a little strange upon the supposition that after 1607 when he became Solicitor - general of James he always acted in the interest of the ...
... admit perhaps of an explanation which would reflect some credit upon him . It certainly is not a little strange upon the supposition that after 1607 when he became Solicitor - general of James he always acted in the interest of the ...
Strana 332
... admit that he has made out his point . But this we defy him to do . That these practices were common , we admit . But they were common just as all wickedness to which there is strong temptation always was , and always will be common ...
... admit that he has made out his point . But this we defy him to do . That these practices were common , we admit . But they were common just as all wickedness to which there is strong temptation always was , and always will be common ...
Strana 344
... admit the justice of Bacon's censure , we admit it with regret , similar to that which Dante felt when he learned the fate of those illustrious heathens who were doomed to the first circle of Hell . ' Gran duol mi prese al cuor quando ...
... admit the justice of Bacon's censure , we admit it with regret , similar to that which Dante felt when he learned the fate of those illustrious heathens who were doomed to the first circle of Hell . ' Gran duol mi prese al cuor quando ...
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