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 | | Francis Bacon. The Works of Francis Bacon. Volume 3. Philosophical Works. III. | Elibron Classics, 2000, 870 pages. ISBN 9781402182150 paperback ISBN 9781402112966 hardcover |
| Volume 3. Philosophical Works. III |
| This edition is published in 14 volumes sold separately. |
Replica of 1870 edition by Longmans & Co.; etc., London. Table of Contents Sample Pages We recommend to print out sample pages to evaluate the quality of a reprint. | | Francis Bacon (1561-1626), list of works |  | | Englishman Francis Bacon was a talented statesman, philosopher, and essayist, dedicated to scientific and judicial study of knowledge and truth; yet, there was a time when he was accused, fined, and sentenced for taking bribes as a judge. He could often be heard trumpeting about man's right to master the natural world - and it was Bacon who coined the phrase "Knowledge is power," expressed in his most famous work, The Advancement of Knowledge. Bacon's refined ideas anticipated, among other things, aspects of John Stuart Mill's utilitarian philosophy. |
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