Francis Bacon's Personal Life-story, المجلدات 1-2Rider, 1986 - 580 من الصفحات |
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... thought to be reserved . . . . He was brilliant , versatile , courtly . . . . It seems strange that Bacon should have remained fixedly in the shade . Some- thing must have kept him back . ” ( Life , p . 9. ) But Church and his school ...
... thought to be reserved . . . . He was brilliant , versatile , courtly . . . . It seems strange that Bacon should have remained fixedly in the shade . Some- thing must have kept him back . ” ( Life , p . 9. ) But Church and his school ...
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... thought thus and judged it to be for the benefit of Posterity that they should be acquainted with his Thoughts . A teacher or a preacher must have a platform and an audience . Francis had neither . Would the renowned universities of ...
... thought thus and judged it to be for the benefit of Posterity that they should be acquainted with his Thoughts . A teacher or a preacher must have a platform and an audience . Francis had neither . Would the renowned universities of ...
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... thought . Yet his idea is fundamentally wrong ; and a moment's reflection will prove it to be an erroneous suggestion . Spedding thinks that Francis Bacon had hit on the idea of a new interpretation of Nature in 1603 , and that the ...
... thought . Yet his idea is fundamentally wrong ; and a moment's reflection will prove it to be an erroneous suggestion . Spedding thinks that Francis Bacon had hit on the idea of a new interpretation of Nature in 1603 , and that the ...
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