Francis Bacon's Personal Life-story, المجلدات 1-2 |
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Against this barrenness of the ancient philosophy he formulated in two words the Baconian doctrine of a new experimental philosophy that was at once Scientific and Ethical . ... " UTILITY and PROGRESS . ” The end which Bacon proposed to ...
Against this barrenness of the ancient philosophy he formulated in two words the Baconian doctrine of a new experimental philosophy that was at once Scientific and Ethical . ... " UTILITY and PROGRESS . ” The end which Bacon proposed to ...
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Cecil knew that if once these two men held the reins of power , he and his friends would be lost , probably their privileges , of caste as bureaucrats destroyed and all they stood for as “ Gentlemen by birth , education and property ...
Cecil knew that if once these two men held the reins of power , he and his friends would be lost , probably their privileges , of caste as bureaucrats destroyed and all they stood for as “ Gentlemen by birth , education and property ...
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Though his hopes respecting James were not realized , the work at once established his fame as a thinker with a magnificent gift of expression in the tongue of the common people ; ENGLISH , not the accepted language of culture , Latin .
Though his hopes respecting James were not realized , the work at once established his fame as a thinker with a magnificent gift of expression in the tongue of the common people ; ENGLISH , not the accepted language of culture , Latin .
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