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1 XII| Letter XII: On The Lord Bacon~Not long since the trite 2 XII| I shall begin with Lord Bacon, Mr. Locke, Sir Isaac Newton, & 3 XII| in Europe by the name of Bacon, which was that of his family. 4 XII| less true philosophy. Lord Bacon, as is the fate of man, 5 XII| went and visited the Lord Bacon, who, being at that time 6 XII| which so justly gained Lord Bacon the esteem of all Europe.~ 7 XII| longer of service.~The Lord Bacon was not yet acquainted with 8 XII| no one before the Lord Bacon was acquainted with experimental 9 XII| treasure which the Lord Bacon had some notion of, and 10 XII| We must search, says Lord Bacon, whether there may not be 11 XII| with Henry VII., the Lord Bacon writes as follows:~"At this