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Till the last great moment of trial there is a good deal to besaid for Bacon: a man keenly alive to Essex's faults, with a strongsense of what he owed to the Queen and the State, and with his ownreasonable chances of rising greatly prejudiced by Essex's folly. But atlength came the crisis which showed the man, and threw light on all thathad passed before, when he was picked out, out of his regular place, tobe charged with the task of bringing home the capital charge againstEssex. He does not sa...y he hesitated. He does not say that he asked to beexcused the terrible office. He did not flinch as the minister ofvengeance for those who required that Essex should die. He did his work, we are told by his admiring biographer, better than Coke, and repairedthe blunders of the prosecution. He passes over very shortly this partof the business: "It was laid upon me with the rest of my fellows;" yetit is the knot and key of the whole, as far as his own character isconcerned. Bacon had his public duty: his public duty may have compelledhim to stand apart from Essex.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Till the last great moment of trial there is a good deal to besaid for Bacon: a man keenly alive to Essex's faults, with a strongsense of what he owed to the Queen and the State, and with his ownreasonable chances of rising greatly prejudiced by Essex's folly. But atlength came the crisis which showed the man, and threw light on all thathad passed before, when he was picked out, out of his regular place, tobe charged with the task of bringing home the capital charge againstEssex. He does not sa...y he hesitated. He does not say that he asked to beexcused the terrible office. He did not flinch as the minister ofvengeance for those who required that Essex should die. He did his work, we are told by his admiring biographer, better than Coke, and repairedthe blunders of the prosecution. He passes over very shortly this partof the business: "It was laid upon me with the rest of my fellows;" yetit is the knot and key of the whole, as far as his own character isconcerned. Bacon had his public duty: his public duty may have compelledhim to stand apart from Essex.
What to read after Bacon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Church Richard William to read onlineMoreLess
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