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&#8220In the first half of the 20th century, Francis Bacon served as a heroic figure for people far removed from Renaissance England&#8212and often from Renaissance studies. This admirable book goes some way toward explaining his appeal: Written in the 1950s and unpublished until now, its energy and relevance are undiminished.&#8221 &#8212Professor Bill Sherman, Director of the Warburg Institute, LondonFrancis Bacon was considered the father of the scientific method, with his grand visions of inventing all manner of things to improve the human condition. Government investment in research, he believed, could enable and inspire these inventions.Now comes an informal biography of Bacon in a new book,The &#8220Crime&#8221 of Francis Bacon. It was written in the 1950s by Edgar Kemler, an author and Howard University government professor, but was never published due to Kemler&#8217s death in 1960. Finally made public through the efforts of the author&#8217s son, it covers Bacon&#8217s

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