Francis Bacon (1561-1626.), New Atlantis
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Utopia, or, The happy republic : a philosophical romance / by Sir Thomas More. To which is added the New Atlantis by Lord Bacon, with a preliminary discourse containing an analysis of Plato's Republic &c. and copious notes by J. A. St. John Esq.

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