Critical and Historical Essays: Contributed to the Edinburgh Review, Volume 3B. Tauchnitz, 1850 - 1742 pagina's |
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Pagina 4
... critical than that of Middleton . Had the biographer brought to the examination of his favour- ite statesman's conduct but a very small part of the acuteness and severity which he displayed when he was engaged in 4 LORD BACON .
... critical than that of Middleton . Had the biographer brought to the examination of his favour- ite statesman's conduct but a very small part of the acuteness and severity which he displayed when he was engaged in 4 LORD BACON .
Pagina 9
... favoured the unhappy at- tempt of Northumberland in favour of his daughter - in - law . None of them shared in the desperate councils of Wyatt . They contrived to have business on the Continent ; or , if they staid in England , they ...
... favoured the unhappy at- tempt of Northumberland in favour of his daughter - in - law . None of them shared in the desperate councils of Wyatt . They contrived to have business on the Continent ; or , if they staid in England , they ...
Pagina 12
... favour . Far different had been the fate of Wolsey , Cromwell , Norfolk , Somerset , and Northumberland . Far different also was the fate of Essex , of Raleigh , and of the still more illustrious man whose life we propose to consider ...
... favour . Far different had been the fate of Wolsey , Cromwell , Norfolk , Somerset , and Northumberland . Far different also was the fate of Essex , of Raleigh , and of the still more illustrious man whose life we propose to consider ...
Pagina 17
... favour of the Lord Treasurer and the Lord Keeper , and acknowledged the advantages which it derived from their patronage in a public letter which bears date just a month after the admission of Francis Bacon . The master was Whitgift ...
... favour of the Lord Treasurer and the Lord Keeper , and acknowledged the advantages which it derived from their patronage in a public letter which bears date just a month after the admission of Francis Bacon . The master was Whitgift ...
Pagina 22
... favour from the Court . He was sworn in Queen's Counsel extraordinary . But this mark of honour was not accompanied by any pecuniary emolument . He continued , therefore , to solicit his powerful relatives for some provision which might ...
... favour from the Court . He was sworn in Queen's Counsel extraordinary . But this mark of honour was not accompanied by any pecuniary emolument . He continued , therefore , to solicit his powerful relatives for some provision which might ...
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