Critical and Historical Essays: Lord Bacon. Sir William Temple. Gladstone on church and stateB. Tauchnitz jun., 1850 |
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... parliament attacked their influence . No mob coupled their names with any odious grievance . Their power ended only with their lives . In this respect , their fate presents a most remarkable contrast to that of the enterprising and ...
... parliament attacked their influence . No mob coupled their names with any odious grievance . Their power ended only with their lives . In this respect , their fate presents a most remarkable contrast to that of the enterprising and ...
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... Parliament which was called in 1593 he sat as mem- ber for the county of Middlesex , and soon attained eminence as a debater . It is easy to perceive from the scanty remains of his oratory that the same compactness of expression and ...
... Parliament which was called in 1593 he sat as mem- ber for the county of Middlesex , and soon attained eminence as a debater . It is easy to perceive from the scanty remains of his oratory that the same compactness of expression and ...
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... Parliament exactly as he spoke in the Court of Queen's Bench . But the graces of manner and language must , to a great extent , have been common between the Queen's Counsel and the Knight of the Shire . Bacon tried to play a very ...
... Parliament exactly as he spoke in the Court of Queen's Bench . But the graces of manner and language must , to a great extent , have been common between the Queen's Counsel and the Knight of the Shire . Bacon tried to play a very ...
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... Parliament were still in their cradles . The Papists had been deprived of all power in the state . The Puritans had ... Parliaments of Elizabeth the germ of great and ever memorable events . But to the eye of a contemporary nothing of ...
... Parliament were still in their cradles . The Papists had been deprived of all power in the state . The Puritans had ... Parliaments of Elizabeth the germ of great and ever memorable events . But to the eye of a contemporary nothing of ...
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... Parliament he ventured to act an independent part . She had refused to him the professional advancement to which he had a just claim . To her it was owing that , while younger men , not superior to him in ex- traction , and far inferior ...
... Parliament he ventured to act an independent part . She had refused to him the professional advancement to which he had a just claim . To her it was owing that , while younger men , not superior to him in ex- traction , and far inferior ...
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