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Pagina 429
... Court favourite . " Dr. Abbott's answer comes to this that Essex was unhappy because he was ruined in estate , deserted by all but the kinsmen of his blood , shunned by all who desired the reputation of loyal subjects , lying under the ...
... Court favourite . " Dr. Abbott's answer comes to this that Essex was unhappy because he was ruined in estate , deserted by all but the kinsmen of his blood , shunned by all who desired the reputation of loyal subjects , lying under the ...
Pagina 457
... court is rather on its trial for the punish- ment of the conspirators , than the conspirators on trial for their crime ; and remarking only that Lord Campbell follows the ordi- nary historians into a blunder more pardonable in them than ...
... court is rather on its trial for the punish- ment of the conspirators , than the conspirators on trial for their crime ; and remarking only that Lord Campbell follows the ordi- nary historians into a blunder more pardonable in them than ...
Pagina 257
... court of Elizabeth and of James , and Mr. Spedding , recognizing this , has taken the only course , tedious and devious though it be , by which the life of Bacon may be fully Illustrated and set forth in a proper light . He has given ...
... court of Elizabeth and of James , and Mr. Spedding , recognizing this , has taken the only course , tedious and devious though it be , by which the life of Bacon may be fully Illustrated and set forth in a proper light . He has given ...
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