Critical and Historical Essays: Contributed to the Edinburgh Review, Volume 3B. Tauchnitz, 1850 - 1742 pagina's |
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Pagina 2
... believe , one of those illusions to which the whole human race is subject , and which experience and reflection can only partially remove . It is , in the phraseology of Bacon , one of the idola tribus . Hence it is that the moral ...
... believe , one of those illusions to which the whole human race is subject , and which experience and reflection can only partially remove . It is , in the phraseology of Bacon , one of the idola tribus . Hence it is that the moral ...
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... believe that the books which have been written in the lan- guages of western Europe , during the last two hundred and fifty years , translations from the ancient languages of course included , are of greater value than all the books ...
... believe that the books which have been written in the lan- guages of western Europe , during the last two hundred and fifty years , translations from the ancient languages of course included , are of greater value than all the books ...
Pagina 19
... believe , is this . Robert Cecil , the Treasurer's second son , was younger by a few months than Bacon . He had been educated with the utmost care , had been initiated , while still a boy , in the mysteries of diplomacy and court - in ...
... believe , is this . Robert Cecil , the Treasurer's second son , was younger by a few months than Bacon . He had been educated with the utmost care , had been initiated , while still a boy , in the mysteries of diplomacy and court - in ...
Pagina 26
... boundless loyalty to the Queen . Both approved the war with Spain . There is not , as far as we are aware , any reason to believe that they entertained dif- ferent views concerning the succession to the Crown . Cer- 26 LORD BACON .
... boundless loyalty to the Queen . Both approved the war with Spain . There is not , as far as we are aware , any reason to believe that they entertained dif- ferent views concerning the succession to the Crown . Cer- 26 LORD BACON .
Pagina 31
... truth must be told . This friend , so loved , so trusted , bore a principal part in ruining the Earl's fortunes , in shedding his blood , and in blackening his memory . But let us be just to Bacon . We believe LORD BACON . 31.
... truth must be told . This friend , so loved , so trusted , bore a principal part in ruining the Earl's fortunes , in shedding his blood , and in blackening his memory . But let us be just to Bacon . We believe LORD BACON . 31.
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