Francis Bacon And His Secret Society. An Attempt to Collect And Unite the Lost Links of a Long And Strong Chain
Francis Bacon And His Secret Society. An Attempt to Collect And Unite the Lost Links of a Long And Strong Chain
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There- fore, let us persevere, and seek for ourselves to trace, classify, and interpret the multitudinous paper-marks which are to be found onward from the date at which Mr. Sotheby has thought fit to cut off our supplies.
As to other works, we have given the names of a few from which, out of an infinite deal of nothing, we have picked a few grains of valuable matter hidden in a bushel of chaff. But, in- deed, the reader, if he " turns to the library, will wonder at the immense variety of books... which he sees there on our subjects, and, after observing their endless repetitions, and how men are ever saying what has been said before, he will pass from admi- ration of the variety to astonishment at the poverty and scanti- ness of the subjects; " and he will agree that " it is nowise strange if opinion of plenty has been the cause of want ; ... for by the crafts and artifices of those who have handled and trans- mitted sciences, these have been set forth with such parade, and brought them into the world so fashioned and masked as if they were complete in all parts, and finished.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There- fore, let us persevere, and seek for ourselves to trace, classify, and interpret the multitudinous paper-marks which are to be found onward from the date at which Mr. Sotheby has thought fit to cut off our supplies.
As to other works, we have given the names of a few from which, out of an infinite deal of nothing, we have picked a few grains of valuable matter hidden in a bushel of chaff. But, in- deed, the reader, if he " turns to the library, will wonder at the immense variety of books... which he sees there on our subjects, and, after observing their endless repetitions, and how men are ever saying what has been said before, he will pass from admi- ration of the variety to astonishment at the poverty and scanti- ness of the subjects; " and he will agree that " it is nowise strange if opinion of plenty has been the cause of want ; ... for by the crafts and artifices of those who have handled and trans- mitted sciences, these have been set forth with such parade, and brought them into the world so fashioned and masked as if they were complete in all parts, and finished.
What to read after Francis Bacon And His Secret Society. An Attempt to Collect And Unite the Lost Links of a Long And Strong Chain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pott, Henry, Mrs., 1833-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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