As a parliament he was never exceeded nor respected by society due to his debt. Even though his job paid well it didn’t put a dent, and with the expenses of travel and other expenses it didn’t help him more forward anymore, even where James the first came to play. …show more content…
Around the 1603 there was the Trial of Sir Walter Raleigh, he was being charged with treason. Francis Bacon was his defendant and Walter Raleigh was founded guilty. However this is not why Francis Bacon was going to be judged as a man. It was the outcome of Walter Raleigh when James the first allowed the man to live. Along with this and several other trials his peers were convinced that he was in control of the king. However Francis Bacon’s influenced him throughout the trials that involved. Even as an attorney general he was breaking apart. Even with great political knowledge we bring up his debts again. His life going down hill as politics slowly start to pick him piece by piece. He takes down his chair and brings his debt up.