Relation of Bacon to Everard Digby and William Temple [manuscript], 19th century.

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Relation of Bacon to Everard Digby and William Temple [manuscript], 19th century.

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Autograph essay signed G. Croom Robertson, University College, London. The essay was written in response to publications by Professor J. Freudenthal and concerns the influence of Digby and Temple on Bacon. Also, a typescript transcript of the essay (5 leaves).

10 leaves ; 15 x 23 cm.

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Robertson, George Croom, 1842-1892

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Temple, William, Sir, 1555-1627

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Freudenthal, Jacob, 1839-1907

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Bacon, Francis, 1561-1626

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