New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-23
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@r's7Tpss 70 the Reign OF hing George ". By
80 iorp CAMPBELL. A. NJ. ?. K. s. T.. First
!oss - ne Revolution Of lore. In Three Vols
S sne sseond London Edition. Philadelphia
iiOo s ss,ebud 1871 PIP. 495 1876 and 49,
t-lr;.,t ,uccess OF this work in England is by
....-.r tan Is merits. 1t is certainly the
,,,s,s.,Iug eosfibution to English History made
-, -, r,cogeeton II has the charm and freedom
',sns,.Oby combined with the elaborate and careful
eomprssensreness Of History. Perhaps the best way
setpg at History in general is to study the Lives
ne prominent actors ia it-snd for such q purpose 4
mare agreeable guide than Lord Campbell could NO
nj Be faDd. We make room for the following
,vrous exrsct from the Life OF Lord Bacon:
Bacon was now in high favor at Court; as well a.
al ,ovrlar In the House by his eloquence, and in the
sogs,ry b. his writings but he was desperately poor
Er sohorshp yet, brought no profit and his general
,.es Al The Bar very uncomfortable. In spite Of
Z, economical habits, he had contracted some debts
sh mere Troublesome 10 him, and it was uncertain
ubeaer here might be an opening Tor MIN in the ONCE
g sY,ef General during the life OF the Queen, who
-, nor lsboring under the infrmites OF age. He
hs,rs rnsie bold attempt 10 restore his position by
.srnony He was ever cOld.blooded and calculating
,,. sV,, ,s,cting anything romantic or tender lou
,,.v ehsr,e, sys he that among all the great and
o,,by ter,ous whereof the memory remaineth, either
,es1 or recent there is not one that hath been trans
ortc5 10 The mad degree Of lOye,-which shows that
srss spnf. and great business do keep out this weak
ps.sio1. There was never proud man thought go a0
rrsy well Of himself the lover doth of the person
d and therefore, II Is well said that II Is impossible
l5re and be wise lie did not, this OCCASION at
u depart from his notions of what was becoming in
usai and worthy person for, instead OF Offering in
eD,s % Venus be only considering OF scheme to
rsks hs pot boil daughter Of Sir Thomas Cecil, the
sdes son Of Lord Burghley had married Sir William
H,uon The nephew and heir Of Lord Chancellor Hat
oe snd was left widow with very large fortune
!, ben own disposal. she WAS likewise noted for her
IA, ,or.i and turn for fashionable amusemens. What
she was said to be OF capTicious and violent
,smuer Upon the whole Bacon thought that the ad
,sn,aes Of the connection predominated and after
ltsr course Of attention. in which he met with little
lacosnsemen, be proposed 10 her IL was curious
e,eunssnce that she al the same time addressed
~ suecessla rival for the offices OF Attorney and
soIe,,of General Sir Edward Coke, who was then
sAoxer with large family and an immense fortune
me had read Francis Bacons Essay on Love and so
,usoec,eA him tobe Of a cold constitution, would
have though, that she could not have hesitated for
moment between her accomplished cousin-a bachelor
bstween thirty and fortyathough then bretess bar
tser yet destined 10 high oiiice-and the grabbed At
ornsy Genera with all his practice and large estates
who Wss vel stricken in years, aud TO whom there
mre 'ssVen objeetons-his six children and himself
Bacon net with Dat refusal and she evidently favored
Bis nFd He ihorght however, that he mi ht succeed
t,cash The recommendation of Essex, who was then
sarkng on bis famous expedition TO Cadiz, and whom
u W. t4ufesscd - MY SUIT 10 your lOfusDlp IS lOf
yoR s1ersl letters to be left with me doTmaut to The
sesiesolnsn aud either OF her parents Wherein do
not doubt but the beams Of your favor have often dis
so'ed the coldness Of my fortune in this argument
your lordshp will do the like with your pen
kssexs letter TO the cruel young widow would have
been great curiosity but II Is lost To Sir Thomas
Cecil be writes,
NJ Isu and Worthy Friend; Mr.. Francis Bacon is a
'oioi 70 my Lady Hutton your daughter. What hs viz
iast and excellent parts are, you ignorant What
sdsshaees ycu may give, both yourself and your
hcase having son.in-sw qualified. and likely 10
hs profession, you may easily Judge. Therefore,
@Nnsnt ny moving OF you 70 Incline favoraby 10 his
WY WI only add this, that f she my sister or
assheI froesI would as confidently resolve to far
"tfli u now pssuade YOU.
he srui similar letter TO Lady Cecil who was
one q ne coheirs Of Neville Lord Latimer assuring
81 'aai sde would happily bestow her daughter on
ffsnes bscon. and IT, Gays he my faith be nythng
iPcrt nj he'd one near 10 me as she Is 10 YOU /
~ auef match her with him than with men of far
seef mies.' Nevertheless, the hayward Lady Hat.
uoeskht 10 run on with the future Chief Justice
~ eater into candestine and irregular MAJ risge
sm an Tor which they were both prosecuted in the
1Sesshsutal Court Bacon in the result had grea;
esea TO rejoice At this escape for the lady from the
seaeynoon onward, led Coke most wretched life
.asns even 10 take his name. separating from him,
SSns Everything to yex and annoy him, and teaching
us cana "rsse against him"
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