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Michael Blanding, The North Delusion, and his Ignorance about the Life and Writings of Francis Bacon and his Authorship of the Shakespeare Works

In the last few years the self-taught scholar Dennis McCarthy has received an enormous amount of publicity through his work recently republished in paperback with the dubious title Thomas North: The Original Author of Shakespeare’s Plays which ‘has garnered worldwide attention (including coverage in The New York Times, The Guardian, Time Magazine, Los Angeles Times, Boston Globe Magazine, U.S. News, etc).’. The central contention of his celebrated book is that Thomas North (1535-1603), the supposed translator of Plutarch’s Lives, wrote more than thirty plays largely for the Earl of Leicester’s acting company, which were later adapted and reworked by William Shakespeare (i.e., William Shakspere of Stratford) in the 1590s and early 1600s.

The Six So-Called Signatures of William Shakspere of Stratford and ‘Hand D’ in the Manuscript of the Shakespeare Play Sir Thomas More Written by Francis Bacon

by A. Phoenix.

The complex manuscript of Sir Thomas More written by Bacon was produced in his literary workshop in a process that saw him direct its various scribes and copyists as it evolved over a period of many years which accounts to a large extent for its complicated state. The so-called Original Text comprising sixteen leaves is a fair copy or transcription of his manuscript (‘foul papers’) or a copy of the complete play as he initially first conceived it. The Additions some directly dictated by Bacon to his scribes and the copyists working from earlier drafts required later revisions and amendments and other forms of authorial and editorial intervention.

Some aspects of the seemingly impenetrable and intractable problems the manuscript gives rise to may never be fully or satisfactorily resolved. Most importantly, however, more than four hundred years after its original composition the overwhelming and irrefutable evidence much of it produced here for the first time confirms beyond any doubt that the Shakespeare play Sir Thomas More was written by Francis Bacon our secret Shakespeare.

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9 Short Cryptography Papers (Numbers 7-9) by A. Phoenix

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The Story of Magic by Frank B. Rowlett (with a Foreword and Epilogue by David Kahn) the most Decorated Cipher Expert with Friedman in US History Secretly Reveals Bacon is Shakespeare

In recent times a very substantial body of academic literature has been produced by critics and commentators surrounding the subject of Shakespeare and anagrams.1 In the words of Professor Fowler in his own influential Literary Names Personal Names in English Literature (Oxford University Press, 2012) ‘Shakespeare’s many anagrams in the Sonnets (1609) were lost from view for centuries until R. H. Winnick’s closely argued article (2009) startled the scholarly world’ in which he revealed ‘embedded letter anagrams on WRIOTHESLEY’. Read more >>

SirBacon.org/downloads/aphoenix/The Story of Magic.pdf

May 2024

The National Security Agency (NSA) the Most Secretive Arm of US Intelligence (Codes and Ciphers) and the Plaque awarded to Colonel Fabyan and his Riverbank Cipher Department which Contains Ciphers Revealing Francis Bacon, Brother of the Rosy Cross, is Shakespeare

The all-seeing National Security Agency (NSA), the most secretive arm of US Intelligence has developed into the most complex and comprehensive world-wide signal intelligence operation the world has ever seen. It has taken cipher and codebreaking to almost undreamed levels of supercomputer driven technical dominance and through its BRUSA Agreement (Britain-United States Agreement) to facilitate co-operation between US Intelligence and GCHQ (Government Communications Headquarters) and UKUSA (United Kingdom and United States of America Agreement) that also includes cooperation in Signals Intelligence (codes and ciphers) between Cananda, Australia and New Zealand, the full extent of its technical mastery over all mediums of communication around the globe, is only truly known to the invisible powers who secretly control and direct its operations. Read more >>

SirBacon.org/downloads/aphoenix/THE NSA.pdf

May 2024

F. W. Winterbotham a Senior Member of MI6 Responsible for the Distribution of the Top Secret Ultra Decrypts from Enigma Reveals that Francis Bacon is Shakespeare

In 1977 there appeared hidden away in the back of an issue of Baconiana a little-known report. Written by Noel Fermor, Chairman of The Francis Bacon Society, it tells of a meeting that took place between Commander Pares, President of The Francis Bacon Society, W. F. Friedman, former Assistant to the Director of the NSA, and an unnamed Cambridge Professor of Mathematics, together with an account of an astonishing piece of testimony provided by Captain F. W. Winterbotham, a senior member of MI6: Read more >>

SirBacon.org/downloads/aphoenix/WINTERBOTHAM FINAL.pdf

June 2024

9 Short Cryptography Papers (Numbers 4-6) by A. Phoenix

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British Intelligence and Bacon’s Bi-literal Cipher Revealing his Secret Story

Around the time General Cartier was endorsing Mrs Gallup’s bi-literal cipher decipherments in a series of articles in French periodicals, an article appeared in the now obscure and defunct Cassell’s Weekly apparently written by a British intelligence officer who had secretly operated in France throughout the first World War at GHQ. The virtually unknown article fortuitously appeared exactly three hundred years after the publication of the 1623 Shakespeare First Folio in the May edition of 1923. Read more >>

SirBacon.org/downloads/aphoenix/British Intelligence.pdf

May 2024

The Declassified History of Military Intelligence & the Baconian Simple Cipher System Revealing that Francis Bacon, Brother of the Rosy Cross, is Shakespeare
By A Phoenix

For CYPHARS; they are commonly in Letters and Alphabets, but may bee in Wordes. The kindes of CYPHARS, (besides the SIMPLE CYPHARS with Changes, and intermixtures of NVLLES, and NONSIGNIFCANTS) are many, according to the Nature or Rule of the infoulding; WHEELE-CYPHARS, KAY-CYPHARS, DOVBLES, &c. But the vertues of them, whereby they are to be preferred, are three; that they be not laborious to write and reade; that they bee impossible to discypher; and in some cases, that they bee without suspition. Read more >>

SirBacon.org/downloads/aphoenix/THE DECLASSIFIED HISTORY OF MILITARY INTELLIGENCE .pdf

May 2024

Declassified US Intelligence Cipher Publication of the Signal Intelligence Agency (Forerunner of the NSA) and the Baconian Simple cipher system Revealing that Bacon is Shakespeare

There are a number of other classified publications on cryptology and intelligence which contain concealed cryptographic messages pertaining to Bacon’s authorship of the Shakespeare works. The three volume The Historical Background of the Signal Intelligence Agency by Theodore W. Richards was as stated on its title page ‘Prepared under the Direction of the ASSISTANT CHIEF OF STAFF, G-2 12 April 1946’ for the ‘United States Army Security Agency. Washington, DC’. Its author Professor Richards, America’s first Nobel laureate in chemistry, had previously headed up the Secret Ink Subsection in MI-8. Read more >>

SirBacon.org/downloads/aphoenix/DECLASSIFIED US INTELLIGENCE CIPHER PUBLICATION.pdf

May 2024

Review of María José Falcón y Tella, The Law in Cervantes and Shakespeare.

by Christina G. Waldman

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Review of María José Falcón y Tella, The Law in Cervantes and Shak
espeare, translated by Dierdre B. Jerry (Leiden: Brill Nijhoff, 2021), first published in Spanish as El Derecho en Cervantes y Shakespeare (Madrid: Marcial Pons, 2021)

by Christina G. Waldman
Revised November 4, 2024

“In the Spanish-speaking world, María José Falcón y Tella stands out among those authors who have studied the theme of law and literature in its diverse modalities,” writes Carla Forelli, Professor of Legal Philosophy at the University of Bologna, in her foreword to Falcón y Tella’s The Law in Cervantes and Shakespeare (xiii). She goes on in her foreword to praise Falcón y Tella’s prior book, Derecho y Literature (Madrid: Marcial Pons, 2015; translated as Law and Literature (Leiden: Brill, 2016) as “one of the greatest contemporary European studies on law and literature” (xiii), thus recognizing Falcón y Tella as an acknowledged authority on law and literature. Read more…>

9 Short Cryptography Papers (Numbers 1-3) by A. Phoenix

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Below are the first three papers:

Captain Powell, A Member of US Cipher Intelligence, The Fraudulent Friedmans, and his Endorsement of Elizabeth Wells Gallup’s Decipherment of the Bacon Biliteral Cipher in the Shakespeare First Folio

The fourteen-page pamphlet The Greatest Work of Sir Francis Bacon published by the Riverbank Laboratories written by J. A. Powell is of a great deal of interest. This work gives rise to a series of subtle deceptions perpetrated by the Friedmans designed to withhold important information about its author and his undoubted expertise in the area of codes and ciphers in general and the Baconian Bi-literal Cipher in particular. Read more >>

SirBacon.org/downloads/aphoenix/CAPTAIN POWELL.pdf

May 2024

The Two Heads of French Cipher Intelligence and the Baconian Bi-literal Cipher Deciphered by Elizabeth Wells Gallup Revealing Bacon is Shakespeare

From before the turn of the twentieth century there had been a growing consensus among German, and to a lesser extent, Dutch academics that Bacon was in fact the secret author of the Shakespeare works. The endorsement of Gallup’s decipherments by General Cartier had the striking effect of vigorously renewing the debate in post war France. Opinion, as it had been in Germany and Holland was divided, with opposing views warmly expressed in numerous articles, some it has to be said more scholarly than others. General Cartier’s endorsement of the bi-literal cipher was also not to go unnoticed in the close knit world of cryptology. Read more >>

SirBacon.org/downloads/aphoenix/LANGE AND SOUDART.pdf

May 2024

Herbert O. Yardley, Head of MI-8 (the codes and ciphers Bureau), and the Bacon Bi-literal, Simple, and Kay Cipher Systems Revealing Bacon is Shakespeare

During the time Riverbank Cipher Department headed by William and Elizebeth Friedman was carrying out code and cipher work for the US government and various other federal agencies plans had secretly been underfoot in Washington to establish a Cipher Bureau of its own. On 10th June 1917 the first government Cipher Bureau under Military Intelligence 8 (MI-8) was established in Washington by the War Department with Major Ralph H. Van Deman, Director of Military Intelligence, appointing Herbert O. Yardley, as its first head. Read more >>

SirBacon.org/downloads/aphoenix/YARDLEY.pdf

May 2024

4in1. Mask of Shakespeare, Mysteries of Bacon, Book by Cartier, Secrets of the NSA

The official web site of the book “4in1“:

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In 1938, the authoritative European cryptographer, General François Cartier, who headed the cryptographic service of France military during WWI, published an analytical book “The Problem of Cryptography and History.”

This entire work was dedicated to recovering the secret autobiography of Francis Bacon, which was encrypted using his own biliteral cipher and embedded in parts across numerous printed books by various authors of the Elizabethan era.

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A. Phoenix read and reviewed the book:

FRANCIS BACON, THE BACON BI-LITERAL DECIPHERMENTS OF GENERAL FRANCOIS CARTIER HEAD OF THE FRENCH CIPHER INTELLIGENCE SERVICE, THE FRAUDULENT FRIEDMANS, AND A WORK WRITTEN BY A FORMER MEMBER OF THE RUSSIAN INTELLIGENCE SERVICES

4in1

Mask of Shakespeare

Mysteries of Bacon

Book by Cartier

Secrets of the NSA

(Second Edition, 2023 translated from the Russian)

https://4in1.ws/

‘In the foundations of cryptography as a solid scientific computer mathematical discipline there lies a big Mystery of the occult mystical sense. By a long-standing tradition, it is forbidden to talk about this Mystery. But by whom it is forbidden and on what grounds, actually, no one knows..’

Due to the multi-layered depth and complexity of this work it would be virtually impossible to do it justice in a brief review or summary of its interconnected themes. This landmark work is a milestone in Bacon-Shakespeare scholarship and its secret hidden links with British, US & French Intelligence, the Folger Shakespeare Library and its learned journal the Shakespeare Quarterly, and numerous individuals working for these Agencies and Institutions, that were or became involved in Bacon-Shakespeare scholarship. This indispensable work in particular focuses upon two such individuals William F. Friedman and Francois Cartier, the one world famous in the realms of Bacon-Shakespeare cryptology and the other (as the author of this work repeatedly emphasizes) almost completely written out of the Bacon-Shakespeare canon.

In support of its central contentions, it contains little known and difficult to access documents, evidence and facts, and provides links to specialised cryptological and intelligence publications and articles, and other obscure sources of information that have remained suppressed or hidden for decades and in some instances for more than a century.

I have written an article on the subject which I have placed on Academia:

Francis_Bacon_the_Bacon_Bi_literal_Decip-1.pdf

Robin Browne, Baconian (1941-2024)

Sirbacon.org wishes to acknowledge the passing of Robin Browne,(1941-2024) a long time British Baconian and member of the Francis Bacon Society, who had an outstanding career as a cinematographer.

Featured in the latest June 2024 FBS newsletter, Robin Browne, had a life-long interest in Francis Bacon and the Shakespeare Authorship question with a deep interest in Baconian codes and ciphers.

See his essays : XXII First Folio : The Smoking Gun and XXIII First Folio Fobia:
FrancisBaconSociety.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/Baconiana-11.pdf

Here is his Obituary in The Guardian:

The Bacon Shakespeare Question

Cockburn, N. B., The Bacon Shakespeare Question The Baconian Theory Made Sane, The Francis Bacon Society edition, 2024, pp.740.

The Bacon Shakespeare Question was first printed in 1998 and for many years now has been out of print. Barrister Nigel B Cockburn generously left the copyright for his work to the Francis Bacon Society and this year with the support of its members, the Society has taken the decision to re-print it in order to rightly make it available to a new generation of enquirers into the Bacon Shakespeare Question.

With a new biography of the author by the Society and new foreword by American lawyer and author Christina G. Waldman, The Francis Bacon Society 2024 edition is now available once more.

‘Shakespeare was a Lawyer’ – Judge Nathaniel Holmes

‘If anything is certain in regard to the Sonnets, the Poems, and the Plays, it is certain that the author was a Lawyer’ – Judge Webb

The Bacon Shakespeare Question by the late Nigel B. Cockburn barrister of the Inner Temple builds a formidable, evidence-based case in favour of Sir Francis Bacon of Gray’s Inn’s authorship of Shakespeare. ‘The best single book ever written on the subject’.

New edition is available here:
FrancisBaconSociety.co.uk/bookstore/the-bacon-shakespeare-question/

Reviewed by Mather Walker

SirBacon.org/mcockburnreview.htm

Nine Primary Images linking Francis Bacon to the Shakespeare Works

by A. Phoenix.

Paper: https://SirBacon.org/downloads/aphoenix/NINE-PRIMARY-IMAGES.pdf

The second Rosicrucian manifesto the Confessio Fraternitatis (1615) reveals that the actor William Shakspere of Stratford is an Impostor
The Plempii Emblem (1616) Depicting Fortune Standing on a Globe raising up Francis Bacon and pushing down his Literary Mask the actor William Shakspere of Stratford
The frontispiece to Speculum Sophicum Rhodo-Stauroticum (1618) depicting Francis Bacon and his Literary Mask William Shakspere of Stratford
The title page of Gustav Selenus’ extremely rare Cryptomenytices et Cryptographiae Libri IX (1624), depicting Francis Bacon giving his literary mask William Shakspere one of his Shakespeare plays to be performed at the Globe Theatre
The 1645 title page of De Augmentis Scientiarum showing Bacon with his hand controlling his literary mask the actor Shakpere of Stratford
In the address To the Reader prefixed to the 1623 Shakespeare First Folio, Ben Jonson reveals in an anagram that Francis Bacon is Shakespeare
In the verse To the memory of my beloued, The Avthor Mr. William Shakespeare Ben Jonson again reveals in an anagram that Francis Bacon is Shakespeare
The outer cover of the Bacon-Shakespeare Manuscript (known as the Northumberland Manuscript) that originally contained copies of his two Shakespeare plays Richard II and Richard III
The frontispiece of Bacon’s La Saggesse Mysterieuse (1641) depicting Pallas Athena, the Shaker of the Spear from whence he adopted his nom de plume Shakespeare

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A. Phoenix read and reviewed the book:

Cockburn, N. B., The Bacon Shakespeare Question The Baconian Theory Made Sane, The Francis Bacon Society edition, 2024, pp.740.