The National Quarterly Review, Volume 2, Issue 3Pudney & Russell, 1860 |
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... respect their influ- ence was undervalued by the author himself , certain as he felt that they were immortal . It is not the less true , however , that the Baconian philosophy gets credit for much more than it has accomplished . Both ...
... respect their influ- ence was undervalued by the author himself , certain as he felt that they were immortal . It is not the less true , however , that the Baconian philosophy gets credit for much more than it has accomplished . Both ...
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... respect for his betters . But as usual Bacon took all in good part , and instead of showing any resentment , thanked the Lord Treasurer for his " friendly admonition , " and expressed a hope that he would profit by it . Biographers ...
... respect for his betters . But as usual Bacon took all in good part , and instead of showing any resentment , thanked the Lord Treasurer for his " friendly admonition , " and expressed a hope that he would profit by it . Biographers ...
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... respects , in the gravity of your decisions , the peacefulness of your reign , the expansion of your heart , and lastly , in the noble variety of books you have composed , " & c . * But it was not alone the king he addressed in this ...
... respects , in the gravity of your decisions , the peacefulness of your reign , the expansion of your heart , and lastly , in the noble variety of books you have composed , " & c . * But it was not alone the king he addressed in this ...
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... respect , he seems as if he had his own vices in view . At all events , his remarks on the subject are forcible . " But this consequence doth often deceive men , for which I do refer them over to that which was said by Themistocles ...
... respect , he seems as if he had his own vices in view . At all events , his remarks on the subject are forcible . " But this consequence doth often deceive men , for which I do refer them over to that which was said by Themistocles ...
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... respect worthy of being compared with either of Homer's im- mortal lays , or yet with Virgil's glowing story of the Trojan Hero ,. or ( coming down to more modern times ) with either the Divina Comedia , or the heaven - inspired ...
... respect worthy of being compared with either of Homer's im- mortal lays , or yet with Virgil's glowing story of the Trojan Hero ,. or ( coming down to more modern times ) with either the Divina Comedia , or the heaven - inspired ...
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