Francis Bacon

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Francis Bacon Francis Bacon, Viscount of St Alban from NPG (2).jpg Personal information Born January 22, 1561Jul. View and modify data on Wikidata York House, Strand (UK) View and edit data on Wikidata Death April 9, 1626Jul. View and modify data on Wikidata (65 years old) Highgate (UK) View and edit data on Wikidata Cause of death Pneumonia View and modify the data on Wikidata Sepultura St Michael's Church, St Albans View and modify the data on Wikidata Religion Anglicanism View and modify the data on Wikidata Family Parents Nicholas Bacon View and modify data on Wikidata Anne Bacon View and edit data on Wikidata Spouse Alice Barnham (1606-1625) View and edit data on Wikidata Education Educated in Trinity College University of Poitiers View and modify data on Wikidata Professional information Occupation Philosopher, writer, judge, politician, lawyer and astrologer View and modify data on Wikidata Philosophy, scientist, philosopher and politician area View and modify the data on Wikidata Busy positions Member of the Parliament of the Kingdom of England Member of the English Parliament (1572-1583) by Bossiney Member of the English Parliament (1584-1585) by Weymouth and Melcombe Regis Member of Parliament from 1586-87 by Taunton Member of Parliament 1589 for Liverpool Member of the English Parliament (1593) by Middlesex Member of Parliament 1597-98 for Ipswich Member of Parliament 1601 for Ipswich Member of Parliament 1604-11 for Ipswich Member of Parliament 1614 for the University of Cambridge Attorney General for England and Wales (1613-1617) Lord Chancellor (1617-1621) View and modify the data on Wikidata Empiricism Movement See and modify the data in Wikidata Gray's Inn member View and edit data on Wikidata Honors Knight Bachelor View and modify data on Wikidata Signature Francis Bacon Signature.svg [edit data on Wikidata] Francis Bacon, 1st Baron of Verulamium, 1st Viscount of Saint Albans and Chancellor of England (Strand, London, January 22, 1561-Highgate, Middlesex, April 9, 1626) was a celebrated English philosopher, politician, lawyer and writer, father of philosophical and scientific empiricism. In his Novum organum (1620) he specified the rules of the experimental scientific method, and developed in his De dignitate et augmentis scientiarum (On the dignity and progress of the sciences) (1620) an empirical theory of knowledge, which made him one of the the pioneers of modern scientific thought.1 2 He also introduced the essay genre in England.