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Six Degrees of Francis Bacon

Six Degrees of Francis Bacon

Six Degrees of Francis Bacon (SDFB) is a digital reconstruction of the early modern social network (EMSN) that scholars and students from all over the world will be able to collaboratively expand, revise, curate, and critique.

Author Evan CarmouchePosted on June 11, 2020Tags England, Social History, Social Networks

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