Francis Bacon - Presentation and Quick Facts (NU English Honours)
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Francis Bacon, in full Francis Bacon, Viscount Saint Alban, additionally called (1603– 18) Sir Francis Bacon, (conceived January 22, 1561, York House, London, England—passed on April 9, 1626, London), ruler chancellor of England (1618– 21). A legal counselor, statesman, thinker, and ace of the English tongue, he is recollected in abstract terms for the sharp common astuteness of a couple of dozen papers; by understudies of protected history for his capacity as a speaker in Parliament and in well known preliminaries and as James I's ruler chancellor; and mentally as a man who guaranteed all information as his region and, after an authoritative review, critically supported new routes by which man may build up a real order over nature for the help of his bequest.
Life (Youth and early maturity, Early legal career and politicalambitions, Relationship with Essex, Career in the service of James I, Fall frompower,)
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Francis Bacon, in full Francis Bacon, Viscount Saint Alban, additionally called (1603– 18) Sir Francis Bacon, (conceived January 22, 1561, York House, London, England—passed on April 9, 1626, London), ruler chancellor of England (1618– 21). A legal counselor, statesman, thinker, and ace of the English tongue, he is recollected in abstract terms for the sharp common astuteness of a couple of dozen papers; by understudies of protected history for his capacity as a speaker in Parliament and in well known preliminaries and as James I's ruler chancellor; and mentally as a man who guaranteed all information as his region and, after an authoritative review, critically supported new routes by which man may build up a real order over nature for the help of his bequest.
Life (Youth and early maturity, Early legal career and politicalambitions, Relationship with Essex, Career in the service of James I, Fall frompower,)
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