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Essays of Francis Bacon

by Bacon, Francis
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One of the great minds of the English Renaissance, Francis Bacon was a scholar, politician, and early advocate of scientific thinking who set no limits on the scope of his enquiries. In these compact and vibrant essays, Bacon addresses an astonishingly diverse range of subjects including religion, politics, personal relationships, morality and even architecture. Evident throughout the volume is his considerable rhetorical skill, incisive wit, and an unwavering belief in the power of reason.

A master of English prose, Bacon published his Essays in 1597 and enlarged them again in later versions as late as 1625.

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Book Details

Published
January 29, 2010
Publisher
Hard Press Editions
Pages
124
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781407633893

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