The Essays or Counsels, Civil and Moral by Francis Bacon
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Chapter 14 Of Nobility
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Released on: 18/11/2017
here there is no nobility at all, is ever a pure and absolute tyranny; as that of the Turks. For nobility attempers
1 Chapter 1 Of Truth2 Chapter 2 Of Death3 Chapter 3 Of Unity in Religion4 Chapter 4 Of Revenge5 Chapter 5 Of Adversity6 Chapter 6 Of Simulation and Dissimulation7 Chapter 7 Of Parents and Children8 Chapter 8 Of Marriage and Single Life9 Chapter 9 Of Envy10 Chapter 10 Of Love11 Chapter 11 Of Great Place12 Chapter 12 Of Boldness13 Chapter 13 Of Goodness and Goodness of Nature14 Chapter 14 Of Nobility15 Chapter 15 Of Seditions and Troubles16 Chapter 16 Of Atheism17 Chapter 17 Of Superstition18 Chapter 18 Of Travel19 Chapter 19 Of Empire20 Chapter 20 Of Counsel21 Chapter 21 Of Delays22 Chapter 22 Of Cunning23 Chapter 23 Of Wisdom for a Man's Self24 Chapter 24 Of Innovations25 Chapter 25 Of Dispatch