The Works of Francis Bacon, Volumen14Cambridge University Press, 2011 M11 24 - 670 páginas Francis Bacon (1561-1626), the English philosopher, statesman and jurist, is best known for developing the empiricist method which forms the basis of modern science. Bacon's writings concentrated on philosophy and judicial reform. His most significant work is the Instauratio Magna comprising two parts - The Advancement of Learning and the Novum Organum. The first part is noteworthy as the first major philosophical work published in English (1605). James Spedding (1808-81) and his co-editors arranged this fourteen-volume edition, published in London between 1857 and 1874, not in chronological order but by subject matter, so that different volumes would appeal to different audiences. The material is divided into three parts: philosophy and general literature; legal works; and letters, speeches and tracts relating to politics. Volume 14, published in 1874, contains Bacon's papers from 1619 until his death, including his will, papers about his impeachment, and his treatise on English laws. |
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Contenido
Proceedings against the Dutch merchants for exportation | 1 |
Death of the Queen Dangerous illness of the King | 5 |
Attack upon monopolies Bacons policy overruled at | 6 |
On second thoughts resolves to withhold the letter and turn | 8 |
TO THOMAS MEAUTYS | 10 |
Application of Suffolk for delay | 13 |
submitted to the King | 16 |
TO THE R HONBLE HIS VERY GOOD L THE DUKE OF BUCK | 22 |
Bacon resolves to petition to the Lords to recommend | 331 |
The condition on which Buckingham was appeased at last | 334 |
TO THE MARQUIS OF BUCKINGHAM | 340 |
TO THE LORD TREASURER | 346 |
Design of the Dialogue of a Holy | 353 |
FRANCISCUS BARO DE VERULAMIO VICECOMES SANCTI | 362 |
Epistle Dedicatory containing an account of his other writings | 371 |
TO THE MARQUIS OF BUCKINGHAM 4 Aug 1622 | 378 |
TO MY VERY LOVING FRIENDS SIR THOMAS LEIGH AND | 30 |
TO THE MARQUIS OF BUCKINGHAM 19 July 1619 | 37 |
Proceedings in Star Chamber against some of the Dutch merchants | 49 |
Case of the Earl of Suffolk | 60 |
TO THE SAME 12 December | 68 |
Disposal of pretermitted duties | 75 |
use of torture in examinations | 81 |
TO HIS VERY GOOD L THE MARQUIS OF BUCKINGHAM L | 110 |
Consultations preparatory to the calling of a new Parliament | 119 |
Confirmation of a decree of a charity commission | 137 |
CHAPTER V | 159 |
DALORUM GOTHORUMQUE ETC REGI DOMINO SUO CLE | 160 |
SERENISSIMO AC POTENTISSIMO REGI AC DOMINO DOMINO | 166 |
Page | 168 |
SPEECH REPORTED AS SPOKEN on that occasion | 172 |
Grant of two subsidies without reference to the Palatinate | 180 |
Letter from the Tower | 189 |
TO THE LORD KEEPER DR WILLIAMS BISHOP | 199 |
A third conference between the Houses for the production of | 202 |
CHAPTER VI | 209 |
TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE HIS VERY GOOD LORDS | 215 |
Bacons state of mind | 225 |
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Reviews records of analogous cases | 232 |
The King declines to interfere The Lords proceed with | 237 |
A general submission not accepted A particular confession | 249 |
Consideration of the sentence to be awarded Cases requiring | 263 |
Elsings notes of the debate on the question of guilt and | 269 |
TO THE MARQUIS OF BUCKINGHAM 31 May 1621 | 280 |
TO THE SAME 22 June 1621 | 292 |
Partial remission of the sentence of exclusion from the verge | 300 |
PREAMBLE OF THIS PARDON | 308 |
Buckingham offers to explain himself if a friend be sent to speak | 325 |
Death of the Provost of Eton Suit to succeed | 406 |
TO THE DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM INTO SPAIN | 425 |
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INCLYTA ACADEMIE OXONIENSI | 439 |
TO THE EARL OF OXFORD 2 Feb 1623 | 454 |
CHAPTER X | 511 |
TO SIR RICHARD WESTON CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER | 517 |
TO THE CHANCELLOR of the DUCHY SIR HUMPHREY MAY | 527 |
Recovery from a sickness of some weeks | 530 |
Bacons relations with his wife | 533 |
THE LAST WILL OF FRANCIS BACON VISCOUNT ST Alban | 539 |
TO THE LORD BISHOP of LINCOLN | 546 |
Bacons mode of doing business as a Judge in Chancery | 562 |
Choice of vocation repented of only because the hopes with which | 569 |
List of papers entered in Robert Stephenss catalogue to which | 589 |
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Términos y frases comunes
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