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Bacon's Essays, and Wisdom of the Ancients

Note 225 — ESSAYS. (continued 2)

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Anselm was Archbishop of Canterbury in the time of William Rufus and Henry the First. Though his private life was pious and exemplary, through his rigid assertion of the rights of the clergy he was continually embroiled with his sovereign. Thomas à Becket pursued a similar course, but with still greater violence.

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