Francis Bacon's Personal Life-story, Volume 1Rider, 1949 - 382 pagina's |
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Pagina 329
... Coke . Had it been possible to quote all the details , it would have been seen how Coke allowed his venom of invective to carry him off the rails into unseemly wrangles with the prisoners , and how , over and over again , his junior had ...
... Coke . Had it been possible to quote all the details , it would have been seen how Coke allowed his venom of invective to carry him off the rails into unseemly wrangles with the prisoners , and how , over and over again , his junior had ...
Pagina 330
... Coke knew the secret of his birth through Coke's friend and superior Officer Cecil . Cecil would know it as a Secret of State , and had passed on the information to Coke who had used it as a weapon against Francis . Whether he had got ...
... Coke knew the secret of his birth through Coke's friend and superior Officer Cecil . Cecil would know it as a Secret of State , and had passed on the information to Coke who had used it as a weapon against Francis . Whether he had got ...
Pagina 333
... Coke in effect , " and a Writ ( a writing ) should be attached to you that all men might know the kind of Outlaw you are ... A BASTARD with no Legal Rights whatever , a man with no locus standi anywhere . You are Less than Little ; LESS ...
... Coke in effect , " and a Writ ( a writing ) should be attached to you that all men might know the kind of Outlaw you are ... A BASTARD with no Legal Rights whatever , a man with no locus standi anywhere . You are Less than Little ; LESS ...
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