Lawrence Gerald
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The Proof is in the Putin
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Thou Standest Before a Mysterie! Congratulations Ryan!
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1 hour ago, Christie Waldman said:
Thank you, Light-of-Truth. I meant to mention Barry's book when I was talking about "collaboration." Francis Bacon's Contribution to Shakespeare: A New Attribution Method (Routledge, 2019). But I have to bow out of this conversation now.
They have their Entrances and Exits...
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11 hours ago, Light-of-Truth said:
We all hear that "possession is 9 tenths of the law." I don't know if that is true, but it appears the Strats "own" Shakespeare right now because they took ownership in the mid 1600's based on the name appearing on the First Folio.
There is no evidence anywhere that Willy Shakspur ever owned a copy of a play, nor wrote one. But the name "William Shakespeare" does appear on them.
There is no evidence Willy ever owned a book, or wrote anything but a few scribbles there and there.
Baconians have a wealth of circumstantial evidence, and many people have been convicted of crimes by circumstantial evidence. Many of those were innocent.
To "prove" in a Court of Law that Willy Shakspur did not write the works of William Shakespeare would be a nearly impossible burden. It would be a moot point to attempt.
Same goes for "proving" Bacon wrote the works. Unless, of course, we found the body of handwritten Shakespeare manuscripts with notes in Bacon's handwriting along with his own papers. In a Court of Law, we need the Body.
So we are attempting to sway public opinion. And even then if you ask 100 people who wrote Shakespeare, over 90 will probably say "Shakespeare" did, and not care one little bit if he didn't. Now the Oxies have taken over the lead with the few who do question the authorship because they have a money engine behind them luring in celebrities and others who want to be in that exclusive club. We who are Baconians see the facts, but are a loosely connected not-so-wealthy group of individuals that accept the evidence as discovered and revealed.
I believe we are making progress, but we need to be realistic in that proving anything is burden likely to fail, but we can possibly persuade many of those who care about Truth that Bacon was probably the author, or at least the leader of authors, who created the works of Shakespeare.
Sometimes possession is 9 tenths of the flaw.
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That's A. L. Rowse, a Stratfordian embarrassment.
When the prima facie Oxfraudians call themselves "Legally trained Oxfraudians" along with their "imposing, intimidating photograph of the gavel," as Christina states, it makes me laugh and think of Putin's pernicious invaders in Ukraine that he spins as a "Peacekeepers Operation."
One thing I can say about Francis Bacon is he did a pretty good job of revealing and concealing his Authorship so that every generation would have a chance to engage and test out his notions on Mediocra Firma and The Four Idols while undergoing the inquiry and treasure hunt.
What does anyone think of the use of Stylometrics by some researchers as a way of determinating Authorship?
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https://sirbacon.org/gallery/bettycrocker.htm
Shake, Fake, and Bake in regards to Prima Facie logic
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It's a joke alright, they don't bring home the bacon
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Anyone want to comment on a Stratfordian case for "evidence?"
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Hello Yann
Your videos are creatively well done and Great. Thou standst before a Mysterie! Would you consider having your own dedicated page on sirbacon that links to all your Bacon videos?
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in a tribute Speech to Bacon said, " 'Give me a deep-crown'd bowl, that I may sing In raising him, the wisdom of my king.' What do you think Jonson means by that?
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Clear as Bell, thank you A. Phoenix
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On 2/21/2022 at 9:13 AM, A Phoenix said:
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Quite interesting, like they included recent russian spy ideas.
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On 2/13/2022 at 12:29 PM, Light-of-Truth said:
I skimmed the paper quickly. I didn't see Dodd mentioned. It is in the paper he makes the statement about Dodd?
5.4 After the Fall – The Baconian Enlightenment PostponedFor the more adventurous and patient reader there is a mine of supplementary information i n the writings of Alfred Dodd, but be warned that Dodd was a fanatical believer in the claim that Bacon wrote the Shakespeare plays. If one can sift out the credulity and hero worship from Dodd's writings, there is a useful quantity of historical information that can be separated from Dodd's thesis.) -
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If I had to choose a fav Shakespeare Play would say The Tempest. It operates as an allegory and culminates Bacon research on Nature and Man and the Elements.
Brilliantly conceived story and how to deal with power and the human condition and reconciliation.
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Nice collection would love to Hog me some Hogge
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Bacon would be 84 in 1645 and conceivably directing the use of the engraving while living in Germany.
All Good References
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I just read an article by James North who I believe may have been the managing editor & Webmaster for The FBSociety in the 2010 time periodHe argues that Bacon was not a Freemason and that Alfred Dodd cannot be trusted because he is overenthusiastic that Bacon wrote Shakespeare.
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Barred from Avon, not Bard from Avon. This is the first time seeing this extended version of this particular episode. What fun! Thanks for linking and posting it.
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Mather Walker once reviewed a book that Stewart co authored with the dreadful Lisa Jardine
The Prima Facie Case for Shakespeare Drafted by legally qualified oxfraudians
in William Shakespeare of Stratford, Who was he?
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