Which of the following is the best description of Bacon's chain of reasoning in this passage?
A. He uses a thought experiment to show that seeking "great
office" is a good way to serve others and advance one's own
interests at the same time.
B
He justifies his claim that seeking "great office" is not
worthwhile by linking together examples and other evidence
that support the claim.
C.
He asserts the contradictions between the reasons people
desire "great office" and the actual experience of obtaining
and holding such an office.
D
He offers facts to justify his claim that people who seek
"great office" should first prepare themselves for the
sacrifices such an office requires.