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OFB I: Early Writings 1584-1596
OFB IV: Advancement of Learning
OFB VI: Philosophical Studies
OFB VIII: Historie of King Henry VII
OFB XI: The Instauratio magna, part 2: Novum organum and associated texts
OFB XII: The Instauratio magna, part 3: Historia naturalis et experimentalis : Historia ventorum and Historia vitæ & mortis
OFB XIII: Instauratio magna: Last Writings
OFB XV: The essayes or counsels, civill and morall
OFB XIX: New Atlantis
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OFB II: Late Elizabethan Writings
OFB III: Early Jacobean Writings, 1603-1608
OFB V: Early Philosophical Writings
OFB VII: Writings as Solicitor General, 1608-1613
OFB IX & X: Instauratio magna, part 1: De augmentis scientiarum
OFB XIV: Writings as Attorney General, 1613-1616
OFB XVI: Writings as Lord Keeper and Lord Chancellor, 1617-1621
OFB XVIII: Sylva sylvarum
OFB XVII: Late Writings, 1620-1626
OFB XX: Miscellanea
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The Most Significant Passage on Rhetoric in the Works of Francis Bacon
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