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But, at the same time as Francis Bacon handed over to the printers in completed form all that he had written, namely seven years after the death of -the StiTatford: player, there appeared (Hkewise in London) a complete editioji of William Shakespeare's Dramas. Exactly in the same manner ae Ibe? whoie of Bacon's writings show many revisions and numerous amplifications of the earlier separate issues, so was it the case with this edition. A number of works are entirely rewritten: a number of other...s were brought to light for the first time. The editors were, according to the dedication and the preface, two players, namely Hemixge and CoKDELL, former colleagues of William Shakespeare. But whoever places the Novum Organum (1620) and the Encyclo- pedy De Augmcutis Scientiarum (1623) of Francis Bacon side by side with Mr. William SJiakespeares Comedies, Histories, and Tragedies (1623) must certainly regard them as kindred works, inasmuch as all three appeared in the same stately folio-form. Since that time industrious scholars have collected whatever emanated from the pens of Bacon and of Shakespeare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, at the same time as Francis Bacon handed over to the printers in completed form all that he had written, namely seven years after the death of -the StiTatford: player, there appeared (Hkewise in London) a complete editioji of William Shakespeare's Dramas. Exactly in the same manner ae Ibe? whoie of Bacon's writings show many revisions and numerous amplifications of the earlier separate issues, so was it the case with this edition. A number of works are entirely rewritten: a number of other...s were brought to light for the first time. The editors were, according to the dedication and the preface, two players, namely Hemixge and CoKDELL, former colleagues of William Shakespeare. But whoever places the Novum Organum (1620) and the Encyclo- pedy De Augmcutis Scientiarum (1623) of Francis Bacon side by side with Mr. William SJiakespeares Comedies, Histories, and Tragedies (1623) must certainly regard them as kindred works, inasmuch as all three appeared in the same stately folio-form. Since that time industrious scholars have collected whatever emanated from the pens of Bacon and of Shakespeare.
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