: How To Cite Francis Bacon's Of Simulation and Dissimulation Essay I have to write a paper that defines the word "simulation". As part of my paper, for historical reasons I've decided to use

I have to write a paper that defines the word "simulation". As part of my paper, for historical reasons I've decided to use a quote from Francis Bacon's Essay Of Simulation and Dissimulation.

The problem I am currently experiencing is I can't figure out how to cite it.

After alot of research I was finally able to figure out the publication date (1597) but I have yet to figure out how it was originally published, which is a problem since MLA has different formats depending on whether the essay was published individually or as part of a collection.

While investigating this problem, I've seen advice that says if you cannot determine which case is true (collection or individually) you can MLA cite it as an essay published in a collection by finding a collection not published by the original author that contains the work (example: Best English Papers of All Time or something of that nature). I was able to find a collection that was created by a person that only contains Francis Bacon essays, however to me citing a collection that was done by someone other than the original author seems rather peculiar.

Does anyone have any suggestions?

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: How To Cite Francis Bacon's Of Simulation and Dissimulation Essay I have to write a paper that defines the word "simulation". As part of my paper, for historical reasons I've decided to use

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: Seems like step 2 of the 3-step method of coming up with the title. First step: you compress the story into a half-page summary, that catches the essentials, piques interests, and so on.

: In my case the answer is: you write it all the time. You write it down in the little breaks but you create in between. I tend to write while on the bus, or at work in between tasks.

: Insecurity with a short story about mountains and love This is printed on very nice paper. The letters are detailed, elegant and pitch black with slightly blurred edges. You can feel the ink

: Have the ending in mind and backtrace from there. The events serve one fundamental purpose: reaching the final resolution. Everything else is secondary, hides or reveals motives, caveats and

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