Vignaud Pamphlets: Francis Bacon1837 |
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Strana 445
... prove positively cheaper ; but , having no experience on this point , we meet the objection thus . Given , a certain per - centage of individuals in society afflicted with natural proclivities , or placed in circumstances that tempt ...
... prove positively cheaper ; but , having no experience on this point , we meet the objection thus . Given , a certain per - centage of individuals in society afflicted with natural proclivities , or placed in circumstances that tempt ...
Strana 311
... prove to our readers ' satisfaction . Mr. Dixon , however , proclaims the contrary ; and insists that Bacon , the lawyer and politician , is , on the whole , as worthy of our reverence as Bacon the author of the De Augmentis . ' He ...
... prove to our readers ' satisfaction . Mr. Dixon , however , proclaims the contrary ; and insists that Bacon , the lawyer and politician , is , on the whole , as worthy of our reverence as Bacon the author of the De Augmentis . ' He ...
Strana 268
... prove they received the sanction of men like Egerton , Coke , or More , and we have only to refer to Bacon himself to satisfy ourselves what was thought of them . " By no means , " so he wrote to Villiers , " be you persuaded to ...
... prove they received the sanction of men like Egerton , Coke , or More , and we have only to refer to Bacon himself to satisfy ourselves what was thought of them . " By no means , " so he wrote to Villiers , " be you persuaded to ...
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