The Letters And the Life of Francis Bacon Including All His Occasional Works: Namely Letters ... 2
The Letters And the Life of Francis Bacon Including All His Occasional Works: Namely Letters ... 2
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To Mm no doubt such a record was as good proof as any number of signatures could have been. And to us also (as it happens very luckily) the manner in which the 814 LETTERS AND LtFB OF FKAITOIS BACON. [Chap. X.
purposing his return into England, advised with the Earl of Southampton and himself of his best manner of going into England for his security, seeing to go he was resolved.
At that time he propounded his going with a competent num- ber of soldiers, to the number of two or three thousand, ...to have made good his first landing with that force, until he could have drawn unto himself a sufficient strength to have proceeded further.
From this purpose this examinate did use all forcible persua- note 18 set down affords very good evidence of genuineness. It has all the appear- ance of haying been taken down from the mouth of a man speaking, — can harcQy be oonoeiyed indeed to have got its form in any other way ; and if so it will be seen that the printed report is a correct representation (so &r as it goes) certainly of the meaning and rery Ukely of the words: This paper supplies us also with the explanation of a mysterious letter from Sir B.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To Mm no doubt such a record was as good proof as any number of signatures could have been. And to us also (as it happens very luckily) the manner in which the 814 LETTERS AND LtFB OF FKAITOIS BACON. [Chap. X.
purposing his return into England, advised with the Earl of Southampton and himself of his best manner of going into England for his security, seeing to go he was resolved.
At that time he propounded his going with a competent num- ber of soldiers, to the number of two or three thousand, ...to have made good his first landing with that force, until he could have drawn unto himself a sufficient strength to have proceeded further.
From this purpose this examinate did use all forcible persua- note 18 set down affords very good evidence of genuineness. It has all the appear- ance of haying been taken down from the mouth of a man speaking, — can harcQy be oonoeiyed indeed to have got its form in any other way ; and if so it will be seen that the printed report is a correct representation (so &r as it goes) certainly of the meaning and rery Ukely of the words: This paper supplies us also with the explanation of a mysterious letter from Sir B.
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