Character of Lord Bacon: His Life and WorksMaxwell, 1835 - 367 sider |
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... of the order by which the Queen , out of her especial grace and mere motion , discharges Thomas Fleming from the state and degree of serjeant at law . fare ill because you have chosen me for your mean HIS LIFE AND WORKS . 23.
... of the order by which the Queen , out of her especial grace and mere motion , discharges Thomas Fleming from the state and degree of serjeant at law . fare ill because you have chosen me for your mean HIS LIFE AND WORKS . 23.
Side 24
... mean and dependence ; you have spent your time and thoughts in my matters ; I die , " these were his very words , " if I do not somewhat towards your fortune , you shall not deny to accept a piece of land which I will bestow upon you ...
... mean and dependence ; you have spent your time and thoughts in my matters ; I die , " these were his very words , " if I do not somewhat towards your fortune , you shall not deny to accept a piece of land which I will bestow upon you ...
Side 46
... mean , ' ' I mean , ' he says , ' that I might not be merely gregarious in a troop . ' * On the 2nd July , 1603 , Bacon was knighted at Whitehall . In the following year James summoned his first Parliament , and Bacon , having been ...
... mean , ' ' I mean , ' he says , ' that I might not be merely gregarious in a troop . ' * On the 2nd July , 1603 , Bacon was knighted at Whitehall . In the following year James summoned his first Parliament , and Bacon , having been ...
Side 51
... means by which it might be best effected . We have already observed , that the pre- judices of the Queen , the policy or jealousy of her ministers , and the enmity of Coke , had conspired to exclude Bacon from any promotion during the ...
... means by which it might be best effected . We have already observed , that the pre- judices of the Queen , the policy or jealousy of her ministers , and the enmity of Coke , had conspired to exclude Bacon from any promotion during the ...
Side 52
... mean a thing I stand for in desiring to come into the solicitor's place ; for I know well it is not the thing it hath been ; time having wrought an alteration both in the profession and in that special place . Yet because I think it ...
... mean a thing I stand for in desiring to come into the solicitor's place ; for I know well it is not the thing it hath been ; time having wrought an alteration both in the profession and in that special place . Yet because I think it ...
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