How did Sir Francis Bacon Die?
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apr 9th, 1626- died of Bronchitis brought on by a severe cold.
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He died. Oh no, that was his career.lol
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Albert Einstein, he's dead i believe.
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He died of a heart attack. I really liked him. Great funny actor.
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Moses died of old age.
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Daniel Boone.  To find out how he died.  My husband says he choked to death while eating mustard greens and I find that hard to believe.  I have researched this and can find no answers.
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Only every day of my life!\n\nSupposedly he had a heart attack. But, I assume he died of an overdose.
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His death has always been a mystery.\n\n"On the 3rd of October, he was found on the streets, delirious and "in great distress, and... in need of immediate assistance," according to the man who found him. He was taken to the Washington College Hospital, where he died early on the morning of October 7. Poe was never coherent long enough to explain how he came to be in his dire condition, and wearing clothes that were not his own. \nThe precise cause of Poe's death is disputed: \nDr. J. E. Snodgrass, an acquaintance of Poe's who was among those who saw him in his last days, was convinced that Poe's death was a result of drunkenness, and did a great deal to popularise this interpretation of the events. He was, however, a supporter of the temperance movement who found Poe a useful example in his work; and later scholars have shown that his account of Poe's death distorts facts to support his theory. \nDr. John Moran, the physician who attended Poe, stated in his own 1885 account that "Edgar Allan Poe did not die under the effect of any intoxicant, nor was the smell of liquor upon his breath or person." This was, however, only one of several sometimes contradictory accounts of Poe's last days he published over the years, so his testimony can not be considered entirely reliable. \nNumerous other theories have been proposed over the years, including several forms of brain disease, various types of enzyme deficiency, rabies [1] (though some consider this unlikely), syphilis, and the idea that Poe was shanghaied, drugged, and used as a pawn in a ballot-box-stuffing scam aimed at an election that was held on the day he was found. Some conspiracy theorists, notably Michael A. Hoffman II, even propose that Poe was murdered by Freemasons. \nIn the absence of contemporary documentation (all surviving accounts are either incomplete or published years after the event; even Poe's death certificate, if one was ever made out, has been lost), it is likely that the truth of Poe's death will never be known."
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Joan of Arc was a Roman catholic and is a canonized saint of that church. She was burnt by the English at Rouen. She died before the Reformation. There were no Protestants at the time.
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He hung himself, but either the rope or that to which it was attached broke, causing him to fall and burst open.\n\nEither way, he died. No contradiction there.
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Died of a broken leg at around 19 years old.  Not sure how he got broken leg could have been playing on his chariot and fell off or hit in the leg in battle.\n\nThe scientist know he died of a broken leg cos the bone showed signs of healing which meant he was alive after the injury and as the injury didnt completely heal they know he died.
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Why the man is dead of course :P
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He died.\n\nPlease award Best Answer points to me right now because I do not like to wait, and I am already impatient with you. You already recognize the deep wisdom and unassailable eternal truth of my answer, so just get it over with and award the points to me RIGHT NOW!
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Francis Bacon - who most believe helped write/wrote many of Shakespere's best works.
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Yep! Pope John Paul II died and Pope Benedict was elected in by the bishops who are part of the conclave.
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Sounds like he died fighting a good fight.  Good luck to you
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He just died actually...\n\nhere:\nhttp://www.makem.com/wwwboard/read.php?f=1&i=527&t=526