Bacon doeth conquered the dialect and diction of the Sixteenth century single-handedly and his prose became an adage for the coming generations. Not only his pithy phraseology, stirring fluency of thought, undeterred​​ courage, but also his untenable richness of intellect and professional acumen moved many minds, and, resultantly, instigated envy amongst his contemporaries. Those who were bereft of reaching his parlance might have resorted to the "wild justice" as well. Life of every great writer, including that of Shakespeare and herein of Bacon, is prone to controversies and little amount of authentic information is available to our generation. You won't believe @reddust, the deeper you dig into​ these controversies, the more intriguing things would get. And yea, your incessant artist won't allow you escape the explorative aura.
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