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... means of satisfying his sense of order , and stopping the void of infinity in which philosophy has always lost itself , than as supplying a motive for devotion and conduct . On that side , like Machiavelli , whose writings he had ...
... means of satisfying his sense of order , and stopping the void of infinity in which philosophy has always lost itself , than as supplying a motive for devotion and conduct . On that side , like Machiavelli , whose writings he had ...
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... means ; this is my account : but then for opinion , it is a blast that goeth and cometh ; for time , it is true it goeth and cometh not ; but yet I have learned that it may be redeemed . For means , I value that most ; and the rather ...
... means ; this is my account : but then for opinion , it is a blast that goeth and cometh ; for time , it is true it goeth and cometh not ; but yet I have learned that it may be redeemed . For means , I value that most ; and the rather ...
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Edward George Harman. poems really mean what they appear to mean on the surface , then it is impossible that Ralegh can ... means of relief from the tragedy of his long imprisonment . There is no room for doubt that Ralegh loved his wife ...
Edward George Harman. poems really mean what they appear to mean on the surface , then it is impossible that Ralegh can ... means of relief from the tragedy of his long imprisonment . There is no room for doubt that Ralegh loved his wife ...
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Edmund Spenser and the Impersonations of Francis Bacon Edward George Harman No preview available - 2012 |
Edmund Spenser: And the Impersonations of Francis Bacon (Classic Reprint) Edward George Harman No preview available - 2015 |
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