summarise bacon's contribution on english prose Answer as 5 mark
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Answer:
Peacock is a magnificent bird and the most beautiful bird on the earth.
Also known as National Bird of India.
It is having a long neck, beautiful feathers blue in color, and proud of its tail.
It loves to eat fruits, seeds, worms, and snakes.
This beautiful bird is also a significant part of Indian History.
It loves to live in Forest or some dense place like on a compact tree.
Peacocks are found everywhere in India but mostly in Jammu and Kashmir, Mizoram, Assam, and Peninsula.
Explanation:
Bacon’s importance in the history of English prose is also due to his naturalisation of a new genre in English. We are referring to the essay. He borrowed the concept of the essay from Montaigne, the French Writer, whose Essais appeared in 1580, seventeen years before the first edition of his own Esstny. Bacon modified the concept of the essay so as to make it suit his own particular genius. He used it not as a vehicle of self-revelation as Montaigne did, but a repository of dispersed meditations”—impersonal, practical, and worldly. Later the essay underwent a substantial change in the hands of his many followers. However, it still holds that it was Bacon who was the father of the English essay.