INTR.O]) U OTlON O~E a.dvantage of the delay of the pl'esenL work has beell LLat its l'evisiol1 a.nd revl'itiug have been fa.cilitated by biographies of Bacon Hitten during the last. few years by Professor It'ovler (1881), by Dean Church (1884), and by Professor S. 11. ,Gardiner in the DictiOIlCl1' Y of jycltionu.l lJiugHlphy (1885), to t.he last of which I am more especially indebted.1 I>rofessor Fowler (us also Thh. Aldis "Vright in the biography prefixed to his edition" of t.he Advancement of Lect'l""fl.ing, 1875) closely follows ::.11'. Sped ding in his views of Bacon's character. Dean Church has been led to conclusions very similar to those which I endeavoured- very roughly anll imperfectly-to express in my ed.ition of the essays (1878), and to which I still, in t.he main, adhere. Professor G al'dinel' bas vicved Bacon in a. new Hght. lIe has called aLtelltion to the political aspect of Bacon's career. He has laid stress upon the gralldTable of Contents CONTENTS; IN'l'RoDl1t the...

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