and
the Truth They Reveal
by
Edwin Bormann
1906
I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to Carl Armbruster (London), to John Bernhoff(Leipzig), poet, musician and philogist, my able and trustworthy literary Counsellors (my Rawley and my Ben Jonson), and not least, to Mr.A.Siegle, who has spared neither pains nor expense in giving the volume that noble exterior worthy of the object
.--E.B.Leipzig, April 14, 1906
I. Francis Bacon Confesses, in the Presence of Death, to
Having Written Rhymed Books 1 II. What was Francis Bacon's Estimation of Poesy? 15 III. Francis Bacon's Predeliction for the Occult Arts 24 IV. What Part do the Words "Name" and "Darts" Play in
Bacon's Writings? 32 V. The Mysterious Manner of the Actor Shakspere
(sic!) 44 VI. What Part does Rhyme Play in the Shakespeare
Dramas? 52 VII. The Rhymes in Francis Bacon's Psalms 85 VIII. Francis Bacon, the Anecdotist 96 IX. Francis Bacon's Essay-Rhymes, And The Truths They
Reveal 127 APPENDIX 217
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