Vignaud Pamphlets: Francis Bacon1837 |
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Pagina 463
... reason to believe ever happened , and others which he had good reason to believe never happened , are deliberately related in it as facts , I consider the publication a fraud ; analogous in all respects ( except that the law gives me no ...
... reason to believe ever happened , and others which he had good reason to believe never happened , are deliberately related in it as facts , I consider the publication a fraud ; analogous in all respects ( except that the law gives me no ...
Pagina 304
... reason of his relationship to the " kindler " of the light ? And , again , it may be asked , was the disregard by other and less great men than Bacon of this addition to scientific research any sufficient reason for its neglect by the ...
... reason of his relationship to the " kindler " of the light ? And , again , it may be asked , was the disregard by other and less great men than Bacon of this addition to scientific research any sufficient reason for its neglect by the ...
Pagina 236
... reason for this silence . One singular instance of parallelism occurs in Bacon's Essay on Gardens " and the " Winter's Tale . " Bacon maintained that " there ought to be gardens for all the months of the year , in which severally things ...
... reason for this silence . One singular instance of parallelism occurs in Bacon's Essay on Gardens " and the " Winter's Tale . " Bacon maintained that " there ought to be gardens for all the months of the year , in which severally things ...
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