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The young genius must have created an extraordinary impression on him , for Hilyard was so swept off his feet by his intellectual qualities that he wrote round the miniature in Latin , " Would I could paint his MIND .
The young genius must have created an extraordinary impression on him , for Hilyard was so swept off his feet by his intellectual qualities that he wrote round the miniature in Latin , " Would I could paint his MIND .
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This letter apparently had no effect of restoring Francis to the Queen's favour , so a little later he wrote to the Queen : MADAM , TO THE QUEEN Remembering that your Majesty had been gracious to me both in coun- tenancing me and ...
This letter apparently had no effect of restoring Francis to the Queen's favour , so a little later he wrote to the Queen : MADAM , TO THE QUEEN Remembering that your Majesty had been gracious to me both in coun- tenancing me and ...
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He wrote it and sent in the manuscript . What the original draft was we do not know but the Declaration was printed and issued under the name of Francis Bacon . He has been bitterly attacked by Macaulay and his followers for having ...
He wrote it and sent in the manuscript . What the original draft was we do not know but the Declaration was printed and issued under the name of Francis Bacon . He has been bitterly attacked by Macaulay and his followers for having ...
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