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Pagina 428
... Essex , the Queen's favourite , won him no advantage . Essex ceased to be the successful favourite , and Bacon slowly withdrew . But before he shifted he had written letters of advice to Essex . He had advised him to seek popularity ...
... Essex , the Queen's favourite , won him no advantage . Essex ceased to be the successful favourite , and Bacon slowly withdrew . But before he shifted he had written letters of advice to Essex . He had advised him to seek popularity ...
Pagina 429
... Essex . His own answer was , as usual , that he was but the pen of the Queen and Council . Mr. Spedding justifies his attack on Essex as the mere performance of his duty . It must be admitted that Macaulay is mistaken when he writes as ...
... Essex . His own answer was , as usual , that he was but the pen of the Queen and Council . Mr. Spedding justifies his attack on Essex as the mere performance of his duty . It must be admitted that Macaulay is mistaken when he writes as ...
Pagina 320
... Essex was a Fawkes or a Catesby . ยท As for the trial of Essex , the fairness ' of which Mr. Dixon thinks was a pattern for all ages , it was quite as fair as most instances of Tudor inquisitions for treason , that is , the prisoner had ...
... Essex was a Fawkes or a Catesby . ยท As for the trial of Essex , the fairness ' of which Mr. Dixon thinks was a pattern for all ages , it was quite as fair as most instances of Tudor inquisitions for treason , that is , the prisoner had ...
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