The Oxford Francis Bacon Iv: The Advancement of Learning

Clarendon Press (2000)
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An authoritative critical edition, based on fresh collation of the seventeenth century texts and documented in an extensive textual apparatus, of Francis Bacon's The Advancement of Learning, the principal philosophical work in English announcing his comprehensive programme to restore and advance learning.

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