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the invention, not of arguments,
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but of arts" (ways of doing things).
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not so much by instruments
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(although new instruments are important, like microscopes and so on)
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as by experiments, skillfully and artificially devised for
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the express purpose of determining the point in question.
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So artificial experiments designed to decide a question; experiments.
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And this will lead to the restoration of learning and knowledge.
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So followers of Bacon established
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The Royal Society in 1662,
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just after Charles was restored to England,
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after the period of Cromwell.