Lord Bacon's Essays, or counsels moral and civil

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united into ne Body, hether of Ammyi Garrison. Whereos, se manifes Examples in the Panizaries, and Fretorianiandsi Rome But Raisingo Men, and Training them to Arms, both in severa Places, and unde seVera Commanders, and without Donatives, are Things of Delance, an no

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other, that it a Violent Co υNfEL, for the alter.

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octrine of Dab, and Practice of rauco in certain Κ1NGAE Times, ath

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strict Combination in divers: hichiae Misclites are oon Dund, and

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them silvesci oubiles that Scripture, Hebbal not nc ith vo Earth, istote understood of themature of the Times, and noti est particula Peria sons There are en tot found thatare in Nature Falthful, and incere, and Plain, and Direct no Crasty and Involved. et Princes, bove ali Gings;

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Business, than in his Nature For thenhecis like to advis directi and honest ly, and notet,suit himselfio his Prince's

Humour, in orde to Please. I is os singula Us also to Princes,to tali the opinion of thei CouNCIL, both Separalely, and Together. For Private Opinion is more free; ut Opinion before others, is more ReVerend. For in Private, en re more bold in their in Humours and in Consori,

in the good Choice of ERsONS. Nei ther is it sussicient to consul con- cerning PERSONS, Secundum genera,