Essays, Civil and Moral: And The New Atlantis

P.F. Collier & son, 1909 - 332 pages

ESSAYS OR COUNSELSCIVIL AND MORAL	7

Of Death	9

Of Unity in Religion II	11

Of Revenge	15

Of Adversity	16

Of Simulation and Dissimulation	17

Of Parents and Children	19

Of Marriage and Single Life	21

Of Envy	22

Of Love	26

Of Great Place	28

Of Boldness	31

Of Goodness and Goodness of Nature	32

Of Nobility	34

Of Seditions and Troubles	36

Of Atheism	42

Of Superstition	45

Of Travel	46

Of Empire	48

Of Counsel	52

Of Delays	56

Of Cunning	57

Of Wisdom for a Mans Self	60

Of Innovations	61

Of Dispatch	62

Of Seeming Wise	64

Of Friendship	65

Of Expense	72

Of the True Greatness of Kingdoms and Estates	73

Of Suspicion	80

Of Discourse	81

Of Plantations	85

Of Riches	87

Of Prophecies	90

Of Deformity	107

Of Building	108

Of Gardens	112

Of Negotiating	117

Of Followers and Friends	119

Of Suitors	120

Of Studies	122

Of Faction	123

Of Ceremonies and Respects	124

Of Praise	126

Of Vainglory	127

Of Honor and Reputation	129

Of Judicature	130

Of Anger	134

Of Vicissitude of Things	136

Of Fame	141

THE NEW ATLANTIS	145

AREOPAGITICA	183

Order of the Long Parliament for the Regulating of Printing 14 June 1643	185

A Speech for the Liberty of Unlicensed Printing	189

MILTONS TRACTATE ON EDUCATION	233

RELIGIO MEDICI	249

The First Part	253

The Second Part	310

Copyright

Title	Essays, Civil and Moral: And The New Atlantis Volume 3 of The Harvard classics
Author	Francis Bacon
Publisher	P.F. Collier & son, 1909
Original from	the University of Michigan
Digitized	23 Jul 2010
Length	332 pages

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