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Pagina 323
... James , that at Court only he was under a cloud ' ; and he urges , in confirmation of this , that Bacon entered the ... James and his servants from the magnificent corruptions of the Spanish minister . ' His advocacy of the union with ...
... James , that at Court only he was under a cloud ' ; and he urges , in confirmation of this , that Bacon entered the ... James and his servants from the magnificent corruptions of the Spanish minister . ' His advocacy of the union with ...
Pagina 325
... James while seem- ing to speak for his fellow - members . This omission , however , of Mr. Dixon is only one of numerous suppressions in reference to this part of the subject which he has chosen to make for the purpose of sustaining his ...
... James while seem- ing to speak for his fellow - members . This omission , however , of Mr. Dixon is only one of numerous suppressions in reference to this part of the subject which he has chosen to make for the purpose of sustaining his ...
Pagina 328
... James and his favourites , may be excused without discrediting him . It doubtless is a most singular fact that the man who , so far as the evidence goes , was covering James with flattery at this time , and advo- cating some of his ...
... James and his favourites , may be excused without discrediting him . It doubtless is a most singular fact that the man who , so far as the evidence goes , was covering James with flattery at this time , and advo- cating some of his ...
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