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Shelley and Bacon

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1933

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There is abundant evidence for the assertion that Shelley at one time thought of devoting all his talents to the study of metaphysics. On August 1, 1811, in a letter to Stockdale, Shelley writes: My studies have been, since my writing it [ St. Irvyne ], of a more serious nature. I am at present engaged in completing a series of moral and metaphysical essays.