Francis Bacon's Personal Life-story, Volume 1Rider, 1949 - 382 pagina's |
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Pagina 61
... reason why she should have travelled there . The real reason , apart from pleasure - seeking , was to enjoy privately the natural motherly relaxation with her growing boy . A contemporary writer , Nichols , in his Progresses of ...
... reason why she should have travelled there . The real reason , apart from pleasure - seeking , was to enjoy privately the natural motherly relaxation with her growing boy . A contemporary writer , Nichols , in his Progresses of ...
Pagina 68
... reason why Francis could not have acted likewise . Such a literary circle was a stimulus and a spur to his creative ambitions . He also had the example of Sir Nicholas and Lady Bacon as authors ever before him . The first twelve years ...
... reason why Francis could not have acted likewise . Such a literary circle was a stimulus and a spur to his creative ambitions . He also had the example of Sir Nicholas and Lady Bacon as authors ever before him . The first twelve years ...
Pagina 150
... reason that she was his mother and wanted to help him if possible . Through sheer literary analysis alone , and a weighing up of the facts , Hepworth Dixon came to the conclusion that there was a bond between Francis Bacon and Queen ...
... reason that she was his mother and wanted to help him if possible . Through sheer literary analysis alone , and a weighing up of the facts , Hepworth Dixon came to the conclusion that there was a bond between Francis Bacon and Queen ...
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