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. . . Bacon would have man studied in his individual capacity as a product of nature and history, in every respect determined by . . . External and internal conditions. And exactly in the same spirit has Shakespeare under- stood man and his destiny. " Gervinus in his 141 BACONIAN ESSAYS Commentaries observes : "In Bacon's works we find a number of moral sayings and maxims of experience from which the most striking mottoes might be drawn for every Shakespearean play, aye, for all his principal c...haracters, testifying to a remarkable harmony in their comprehension of human nature. " One more quotation, of like import and from an author with no partiality for Baconian views, may not be superfluous. Professor J. Nichol, after having ruled out the Baconian heresy by recording his opinion that Bacon did not write Shakespeare, proceeds : " But there is something startling in the like magnificence of speech in which they [Bacon and Shakespeare] find voice for sentiments often as nearly identical when they anticipate as when they contravene the manners of thought and standards of action that prevail in our age.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . Bacon would have man studied in his individual capacity as a product of nature and history, in every respect determined by . . . External and internal conditions. And exactly in the same spirit has Shakespeare under- stood man and his destiny. " Gervinus in his 141 BACONIAN ESSAYS Commentaries observes : "In Bacon's works we find a number of moral sayings and maxims of experience from which the most striking mottoes might be drawn for every Shakespearean play, aye, for all his principal c...haracters, testifying to a remarkable harmony in their comprehension of human nature. " One more quotation, of like import and from an author with no partiality for Baconian views, may not be superfluous. Professor J. Nichol, after having ruled out the Baconian heresy by recording his opinion that Bacon did not write Shakespeare, proceeds : " But there is something startling in the like magnificence of speech in which they [Bacon and Shakespeare] find voice for sentiments often as nearly identical when they anticipate as when they contravene the manners of thought and standards of action that prevail in our age.
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