Vignaud Pamphlets: Francis Bacon1837 |
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... conduct ? It is obvious , too , why Mr. Dixon takes care not to draw attention to the part which Bacon played in the Parliament of 1601 , a part , we fear , expressive of his character . The question of the day was that of the ...
... conduct ? It is obvious , too , why Mr. Dixon takes care not to draw attention to the part which Bacon played in the Parliament of 1601 , a part , we fear , expressive of his character . The question of the day was that of the ...
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... conduct ; and passes a well deserved eulogium on the triumphs of his judicial genius . He calls attention properly to the facts that in the Parliament of 1614 Bacon was returned for three boroughs ; that the House of Commons declared ...
... conduct ; and passes a well deserved eulogium on the triumphs of his judicial genius . He calls attention properly to the facts that in the Parliament of 1614 Bacon was returned for three boroughs ; that the House of Commons declared ...
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... conduct , Mr. Spedding will probably establish , what he states to be his opinion with regard to his connexion with Essex ; His conduct was much misunderstood at the ' time by persons who had no means of knowing the truth , and ' has ...
... conduct , Mr. Spedding will probably establish , what he states to be his opinion with regard to his connexion with Essex ; His conduct was much misunderstood at the ' time by persons who had no means of knowing the truth , and ' has ...
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