Francis Bacon's Personal Life-story, Volume 1Rider, 1949 - 382 pagina's |
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Pagina 110
... once complained of harsh financial treatment or neglect by his " father . " He always speaks of Sir Nicholas with respect and love , there being a bond between them which was never once broken by a quarrel . The complaints of Francis in ...
... once complained of harsh financial treatment or neglect by his " father . " He always speaks of Sir Nicholas with respect and love , there being a bond between them which was never once broken by a quarrel . The complaints of Francis in ...
Pagina 258
... once these two men held the reins of power , he and his friends would be lost , probably their privileges of caste as bureaucrats destroyed and all they stood for as " Gentlemen by birth , education and property " swept away . Cecil ...
... once these two men held the reins of power , he and his friends would be lost , probably their privileges of caste as bureaucrats destroyed and all they stood for as " Gentlemen by birth , education and property " swept away . Cecil ...
Pagina 321
... once the property of Francis Bacon , the covers of which are scribbled over with the names of Francis Bacon and Shakespeare , and a list of manuscripts written by Francis among them being Richard II . This " Shake - speare " play was once ...
... once the property of Francis Bacon , the covers of which are scribbled over with the names of Francis Bacon and Shakespeare , and a list of manuscripts written by Francis among them being Richard II . This " Shake - speare " play was once ...
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