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Francis Bacon: History, Politics, and Science, 1561-1626.

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Acknowledgments 1. Introduction 2. Two programmes: know thyself and know the universe of nature 3. Knowledges are as pyramids, whereof history is the basis - history civil - this latter extended to describe and to include the Common Law of England 4. Logic - idols of the mind - rhetoric 5. Policy: a great part of philosophy - Bacon's engagements of policy 6. Morality and policy I 7. Morality and policy II 8. Morality and policy III 9. Morality and policy IV 10. Civil history of letters - civil history mixed 11. Civil history of the reign of King Henry the 7th 12. Aims and claims - but no metaphysics of nature 13. No metaphysics of nature - civil history supplies Bacon's masculine birth of time 14. Bacon and his markers I 15. Bacon and his markers II Notes Index.

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