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Is Shakespeare Dead? Exposing the Shakespeare Conspiracy
Is Shakespeare Dead? Exposing the Shakespeare Conspiracy This is the first episode of a 4-part TV series which delves into every aspect of the Shakespeare Authorship Issue. Part 1 of this series exposes the fact that there there is no hard evidence to support the traditional claim that the man from Stratford was involved with […]
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"Second-Seeing Shakespeare"
by historian Peter Dawkins will be published as an eBook (ISBN: 9781098304195 – $9.99). Available from BookBaby BookShop, Amazon, and other booksellers worldwide. Instead, it is a double-truth showing a very different authorship, and the involvement of a philanthropic secret society dedicated to the enlightenment and good of all humanity. Second-Seeing Shakespeare
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Lord Bacon's Birth-day - THE SECRET -
Shake-speare's First Folio was entered into Liber D (page 69) of the Stationers' Company on the 8th of November 1623. This date was chosen on purpose.
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Lord Bacon's Birth-day
Shake-speare's First Folio was entered into Liber D (page 69) of the Stationers' Company on the 8th of November 1623. This date was chosen on purpose.
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Francis Bacon (Bassanio/Bellario) and Anthony Bacon (its titular character Antonio) and The Merchant Of Venice
by A. Phoenix Following his return to England in February 1592 after a twelve absence abroad working closely with spymaster Sir Francis Walsingham for the English Secret Service, Anthony Bacon went to live with his brother Francis Bacon who was then already heavily in debt at Gray’s Inn. From the moment Anthony returned to England […]
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Francis Bacon & The Law In His Early Shakespeare Plays Reflected In His Life & Writings
by A. Phoenix FRANCIS BACON AND THE LAW.pdf The philosophical, political and legal DNA of Francis Bacon runs through the very veins and arteries of the Shakespeare poems and plays. As the son of Sir Nicholas Bacon, the Elizabethan Lord Keeper and de facto Lord Chancellor of England from a very early age he drank […]
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Perhaps the most significant and consequential letter ever written to Sir Francis Bacon was written on Oct 11th. by his private secretary and confidant, Thomas Meautys (TM)
Thanks to the A.Phoenix team and the Lambeth Palace Library for providing the original letter. To find out more about this letter (Pages 41-) and the historical circumstances that it references see : FRANCIS BACONS DEATH.pdf Click image for full-sized Click image for full-sized Sirbacon.org wishes to thank the A. Phoenix team for permission to […]
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'Rare Images of Francis Bacon-Shakespeare the Supreme Head of the Rosicrucian-Freemasonry Brotherhood' Video
by A. Phoenix ‘Rare images’ takes a brief pictorial look at some of the powerful evidence revealing Francis Bacon as Shakespeare & the Supreme Head of the Rosicrucian-Freemasonry Brotherhood. Rare Images of Francis Bacon-Shakespeare the Supreme Head of the Rosicrucian-Freemasonry Brotherhood
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"The Secret, Hidden, and Obscured, Relationship Between FB and the Jaggards, Printers and Publisher of his Essays and the Shakespeare First Folio."
by A. Phoenix For the last four centuries the authoritative Bacon and Shakespeare editors and biographers have systematically suppressed the truth about the relationship between Francis Bacon and the Jaggards, printers and publishers of his Essays and the First Folio of the Shakespeare works. It surely does not need to be said that if somebody […]
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Honorificabilitudinitatibus - long word, little bit funny.
by Jono Freeman Jono Freeman in a brilliant and entertaining manner investigates the origins of the rare and abnormally long word Honorificabilitudinitatibus found in Shakespeare’s Love’s Labour’s Lost.
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For Faust Sake: The Marlowe-Bacon Problem
by Jono Freedman Jono Freeman recruits Francis St Alban and his Knights of the Helmet, in an effort to help bring an end to this reign of literary phrenesis within the authorship debate…by offering a new way to examine the birth of the Elizabethan Renaissance in literature. As with Mr Wm Shaxper, Marlowe was another […]
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The Bacon in Shakespeare...Just Sayin
by Jono Freedman Some astounding finds which, just sayin, make a strong case for the links between Sir Francis Bacon and the Shakespeare works.
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The multi-talented Jono Freeman's latest video
by Jono Freedman D’etoxification’ of the Oxfordians : The D’Vere D’Version : Oxford vs Bacon Video
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Portraits of Sir Francis Bacon
by Eric Roberts This brief inventory of contemporary portraits of England’s most illustrious polymath, Sir Francis Bacon (1561 – 1626), makes no claims of being complete or without inaccuracies. Primarily, it is an open invitation to interested scholars and art historians to contribute to a more informed understanding and appreciation of the surviving portraits of […]
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Sirbacon.org wishes to thank Mather Walker for gifting his book, "Plus Ultra : Francis Bacon's Design in His Shakespeare First Folio" to the readers of SirBacon.org.
by Mather Walker Mather has been an astute observer on all things Francis Bacon for over 60 years and has been a great contributor to SirBacon.org. Plus Ultra is in pdf available for download and has each Chapter hyperlinked so you can click on any of the Chapters and you are there. Enjoy. PLUS ULTRA […]
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The Division of a Paper Kingdom: The Tragic Afterlives of Francis Bacon's Manuscripts Chapter 1
by Richard Serjeantson PDF: The Division of a Paper Kingdom: The Tragic Afterlives of Francis Bacon’s Manuscripts Chapter 1
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A Dedicated Sleuth Finds Picture-Puzzles Long Buried: A Review of Russell Storrs Hall, Bacon Shakespeare Conundrum: Direct Evidence of Francis Bacon's Shakespeare Authorship (posthumously published, 2012)
By Christina G. Waldman. 9-29-2021 “Bacon Shakespeare Conundrum was published posthumously by the author’s daughter, Janice Gold-Orland. Researching for this book was her father’s lifetime passion, she says. It is obvious from his book that Hall has studied the Bacon-Shakespeare authorship question in some depth. One of his main points is that “The only way […]
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In 2014 Barry R. Clarke's thesis received a PHD from Brunel University. Here's his brilliant in depth analysis.
by Barry R. Clarke “A linguistic analysis of Francis Bacon’s contribution to three Shakespeare plays: The Comedy of Errors, Love’s Labour’s Lost, and The Tempest.” by Barry R. Clarke
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Christina G. Waldman reviews Alfred Dodd's book, "The Martyrdom of Francis Bacon."
by Christina G. Waldman Christina G. Waldman reviews Alfred Dodd’s book, “The Martyrdom of Francis Bacon.”
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Don Quixote
by Edward D Johnson Don Quixote by Edward D Johnson
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Shakespeare Studies in Baconian Light
Robert Theobald’s 1901 insightful book, “Shakespeare Studies in Baconian Light” now available to download as PDF shakespearestudi00theo.pdf
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Authorship event at the London Globe Theatre on October 29th, 2017
Authorship event at the London Globe Theatre on October 29th SAT 2017 Conference 2.pdf
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Make Francis Bacon Great Again!
Make Francis Bacon Great Again! “Thank you very much, sirbacon.org, for your rigorous efforts to bring Lord Bacon’s truth to light. You’ve blessed me with ample amounts of information regarding his matter…” – Joshua Guillory (Read more)
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Great Bacon Resource
Great Bacon Resource Available : The works of Francis Bacon … Collected and edited by James Spedding, Robert Leslie Ellis, and Douglas Denon Heath.
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Bacon is Bellario with "Just Deserts for All"
Christina G. Waldman has contributed a new essay, Bacon is Bellario with “Just Deserts for All”: An explanation of Mark Edwin Andrews’ Second Argument in “Law v Equity” in “The Merchant of Venice’s Legalization of Act IV, Scene I “
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Mr. Peabody, Shakespeare and Francis Bacon
William Shakespeare in “Peabody’s Improbable History” (from The Rocky & Bullwinkle Show) Mr. Peabody, Shakespeare and Francis Bacon
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Prank of the Face : Unmasking the "Droeshout" Portrait of William Shakespeare
We celebrate the birth of Sir Francis Bacon with an astonishing discovery regarding the famous Shakespeare title portrait that was a copper engraving, a peculiar image created by Martin Droeshout but not drawn from the Life. Ben Jonson warned us in the 1623 Shakespeare First Folio To The Reader. This Figure, that thou here seest […]
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"Francis Bacon, the God-Like Rosicrucian figure of Duke Vincentio, and the Unpublished Speeches of Lord Keeper Sir Nicholas Bacon in Measure for Measure."
by A. Phoenix One of the less familiar dramas in the Shakespeare canon Measure for Measure has at its heart the God-like Rosicrucian figure of Duke Vincentio one akin to Prospero in The Tempest described by Dr Yates as a Rosicrucian manifesto. The role of the Duke is one of the longest roles in the […]
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FRANCIS BACON AND HIS EARLIEST SHAKESPEARE PLAY HAMLET A TUDOR FAMILY TRAGEDY
by A. Phoenix The Tragedy of Hamlet shadows the most explosive and sensational secrets of the Elizabethan reign in which the not so Virgin Queen Elizabeth was secretly married to Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester with whom she had two concealed royal princes Francis Tudor Bacon and Robert Tudor Devereux. It tells the tale of […]
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"Francis Bacon's Unrecognised Cambridge Manuscript and The Taming of The Shrew"
by A. Phoenix This academic research paper reveals for the first time an unrecognised Francis Bacon philosophical-scientific manuscript entitled Giardino Cosmografico Cultivato (Cultivated Cosmographical Garden) prefaced by Greek and Latin poems from Lady Anne Cooke Bacon and her three sisters Lady Mildred Cooke Cecil, Lady Elizabeth Cooke Hoby and Lady Katherine Cooke Killigrew. The unique […]
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A. Phoenix has produced a video that goes with the recent Essay, "The Misfortunes of Arthur."
by A. Phoenix Francis Bacon’s Unacknowledged Play The Misfortunes of Arthur and its Links to his Shakespeare Plays
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Francis Bacon's authorship of the play Like Will to Like written when he was only seven years old
by A. Phoenix A. Phoenix reveals here for the first time in this academic research paper and accompanying video that Francis Bacon wrote the play Like Will to Like when he was seven years old. This morality play is about good and evil and its central character is Newfangle the Vice. The dichotomy of good […]
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Happy Birthday Lord Bacon - 'Francis Bacon Cryptically reveals himself as the Author of Hamlet in the first Fourteen lines of his Immortal Play'
by A. Phoenix Many Thanks to A. Phoenix who has graciously allowed sirbacon.org permission to present on Francis Bacon’s Birthday a short 7 page article with images entitled ‘Happy Birthday Lord Bacon – Francis Bacon Cryptically reveals himself as the Author of Hamlet in the first Fourteen lines of his Immortal Play‘ Happy Birthday Lord […]
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Part 2 The Pregnancy Portrait of Elizabeth I
by A. Phoenix Part 2 of the Video by A. Phoenix ‘Part 2 The Pregnancy Portrait of Elizabeth I & Secret Birth of Francis Bacon Author of Shakespeare‘
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The Pregnancy Portrait of Queen Elizabeth
by A. Phoenix A.Phoenix has created Part I video on “The Pregnancy Portrait of Queen of Elizabeth“.
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Christina Waldman reviews Peter Dawkins new book "Second Seeing Shakespeare"
by Christina G. Waldman In his new book, Second-Seeing Shakespeare: “Stay Passenger, why goest thou by so fast?”, Peter Dawkins, respected teacher, author, and founder-principal of the Francis Bacon Research Trust, explains how the art adorning the Shakespeare Monument in Holy Trinity Church in Stratford-upon-Avon (ca. 1616-1623) corresponds beautifully with the enigmatic language and Shakespeare […]
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James Spedding Letters
(James Spedding Letters)
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"All's Well That End's The Oxfordian Theory : How in Shakespeare we find proof that Edward DeVere was not the Bard."
New essay from Antonine Lakosh All’s Well That End’s The Oxfordian Theory : How in Shakespeare we find proof that Edward DeVere was not the Bard.
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Francis Bacon, Shakespeare, and Tortured Secrets: Violence, Violins, and--One Day--Vindication?
(updated version) by Christina G. Waldman Francis Bacon, Shakespeare, and Tortured Secrets: Violence, Violins, and–One Day–Vindication? by Christina G. Waldman https://sirbacon.org/waldman/Waldman Violence Violins Vindication final 5-21-21.pdf
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Francis Bacon's Hidden Hand in Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice
by Christina G. Waldman A Study of Law, Rhetoric, and Authorship Francis Bacon’s Hidden Hand in Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice
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Download a PDF of Francis Bacon's Private Shakespeare Notebook : The Promus
The promus of formularies and elegancies (being private notes, circ. 1594, hitherto unpublished) by Francis Bacon, illustrated and elucidated by passages from Shakespeare
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"Francis Bacon's Contribution to Shakespeare: A New Attribution Method"
Dr. Barry R. Clarke’s new book, Francis Bacon’s Contribution to Shakespeare: A New Attribution Method, will be published by Routledge, Feb. 6, 2019. It will be available in paperback as well. Recent articles on the book include: “Mark Rylance takes on Shakespeare establishment in authorship row,” The Guardian, Jan. 19, 2019, https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2019/jan/19/mark-rylance-takes-on-shakespeare-establishment-in-authorship-debate-over-francis-bacon https://www.crcpress.com/Francis-Bacons-Contribution-to-Shakespeare-A-New-Attribution-Method/Clarke/p/book/9780367225445.
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On Truth
Ep 1/5 Monday 17 September 9.45am-10.00am BBC RADIO 4 https://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/proginfo/2018/38/on-truth Five essays on the timely theme of “Truth” and current challenges to it. In the first episode, Dr Kathryn Murphy looks at Sir Francis Bacon’s 1620s essay, On Truth, and its striking contemporary parallels. We live, we keep being told, in a “post-truth” world, suffering […]
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Francis Bacon's Hidden Hand in Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice: A Study in Law, Rhetoric and Authorship
Christina Waldman’s book, Francis Bacon’s Hidden Hand in Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice: A Study in Law, Rhetoric and Authorship is being published in July 2018 by Algora Publishing with a foreword by Simon Miles. The book explores the function and identity of Bellario, the old Italian jurist whose hand guides Portia’s courtroom performance, although […]
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Homeless Shakespeare
His Fabricated Life from Cradle to Grave
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Shakespeare, Bacon Enigma (1996)
Shakespeare, Bacon Enigma (1996) Sirbacon.org honors the 457th Birthday of Sir Francis Bacon with an investigation led by a former BBC producer that sheds light on, Authorship and Bacon’s Royal Birth via encrypted ciphers found in an in depth examination of Shakespeare’s works using Enigma experience. Watch this You Tube video : Shakespeare, Bacon Enigma […]
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Simon Miles - Francis Bacon and the Mystery of the Phoenix and Turtle
Simon Miles – Francis Bacon and the Mystery of the Phoenix and Turtle Sirbacon.org is honored to share Simon Miles in depth presentation on the enigmatic Shakespeare poem “The Phoenix and Turtle” that took place during the Shakespearean Authorship Trust conference in 2017. With many fresh insights, Mr. Miles’ research will enlighten anyone interested in […]
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Gunpowder Plot: Fact or Royal Plot? (1605) : Lochithea :
Gunpowder Plot: Fact or Royal Plot? (1605) : Lochithea : Free PDF Download The Gunpowder Plot: Fact or Royal Plot? (1605) ©Lochithea 2009
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Lord Bacon's Birth-day 222
Shake-speare's First Folio was entered into Liber D (page 69) of the Stationers' Company on the 8th of November 1623. This date was chosen on purpose.
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Lord Bacon's Birth-day 53
Shake-speare's First Folio was entered into Liber D (page 69) of the Stationers' Company on the 8th of November 1623. This date was chosen on purpose.
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Sapere Aude - Part 4
Shake-speare's First Folio was entered into Liber D (page 69) of the Stationers' Company on the 8th of November 1623. This date was chosen on purpose.
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Sapere Aude - Part 3
Shake-speare's First Folio was entered into Liber D (page 69) of the Stationers' Company on the 8th of November 1623. This date was chosen on purpose.
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Sapere Aude - Part 2
Shake-speare's First Folio was entered into Liber D (page 69) of the Stationers' Company on the 8th of November 1623. This date was chosen on purpose.
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Sapere Aude - Part 1
Shake-speare's First Folio was entered into Liber D (page 69) of the Stationers' Company on the 8th of November 1623. This date was chosen on purpose.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Shake-speare's First Folio
Shake-speare's First Folio was entered into Liber D (page 69) of the Stationers' Company on the 8th of November 1623. This date was chosen on purpose.
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The Tempest - Francis Bacon's Miracle of Art
by Mather Walker The Tempest – Francis Bacon’s Miracle of Art by Mather Walker The Tempest – Francis Bacon’s Miracle of Art
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The Cure for Bacon-Shakespeare Skepticism: Read This Book!
by Christina G. Waldman If Bacon is Shakespeare, What Questions Does That Answer?
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Christina G. Waldman comments on Edwin Bormann's "Francis Bacon's Cryptic Rhymes and the Truth They Reveal"
by Christina G. Waldman Read Christina G. Waldman comments on Edwin Bormann’s “Francis Bacon’s Cryptic Rhymes and the Truth They Reveal” on SirBacon.org
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Review of "Law Sports at Gray's Inn" by Basil Brown
by Christina G. Waldman Christina Waldman offers a Brief Review of “Law Sports at Gray’s Inn” by Basil Brown Basil Brown review for SirBacon 9-17-20.pdf
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Bacon's Maiden Speech to Parliament & His Royal Birth
by Christina Waldman In his 1958 article, “Francis Bacon and His Father,” Paul H. Kocher describes an incident that took place during Francis Bacon’s maiden speech to Parliament. This was in November, 1584, when Bacon was twenty-three years old. He had just been elected a member of the House of Commons for Weymouth and Melcombe […]
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Bacon Speaks
Francis Bacon speaks about his Shakespeare notebook the Promus Bacon Speaks Promus
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All's Not Well That Stems From Stanley
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Destiny
Song written and created by Maryellen McCabe Destiny (Francis Bacon) Play now…>> Song written and created by Maryellen McCabe Maryellen McCabe | HEROES & HEROINES for Human Rights and Peace Download the .mp3 here Chorus: There is a destiny to help humanity There is a grand design It began in an ancient time To build […]
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Bacon, Politics, and Drama
by Dr. Barry R. Clarke Following PhD work at Brunel University and an academic book ‘Francis Bacon’s Contribution to Shakespeare’ published by Routledge, Dr Barry R. Clarke argues that Francis Bacon made a contribution to Love’s Labour’s Lost which was intended for performance at the 1595 Gray’s Inn revels but was cancelled.
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SirBacon.org wishes to acknowledge the excellent Shakespeare -Bacon research from Barry Clarke. Check out and enjoy his pages here:
https://BarryIsPuzzled.wordpress.com Barry has a PhD from Brunel University, UK on the thesis “A linguistic analysis of Francis Bacon’s contribution to three Shakespeare Plays : The Comedy of Errors, Love’s Labour’s Lost, and The Tempest.” His paper on the Virginia Company and The Tempest questioning Shakespeare’s access to the Strachey letter appeared in the Journal of […]
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Manes Verulamiani
See the Video: On the day that Francis Bacon left this world we present Manes Verulamiani, in PDF, a collection of 32 elegies written upon his death by his peers acknowledging him as a dramatist, poet, philosopher, statesman and honorable judge. Special thanks goes out to Juan Schoch for preparation of the text and Rob […]
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Literary Concealments by Rodney Eagle
This essay I forgot had it digitized years ago, and not placed it anywhere other than the Biblio section under Eagle. I found out that an Oxfordian newsletter online had used the entire essay. Surprisingly there’s no mention of Devere so it may have registered in their minds that it was Good Research. LITERARY CONCEALMENTS
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Francis Bacon and His Secret Society By Mrs. Henry Pott
Francis Bacon and His Secret Society: An Attempt to Collect and Unite the Lost Links of a Long and Strong Chain. Francis Bacon and His Secret Society
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"The Mystery of Francis Bacon by William T. Smedley
We celebrate the Birth of Francis Bacon with the insightful book “The Mystery of Francis Bacon by William T. Smedley” (PDF) The Mystery of Francis Bacon by William T. Smedley
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Two PDF essays on Zen & Shakespeare :
“Satori in Shakespeare” by Ted Guhl Satori-in-Hamlet.pdf “SHAKESPEARE IN JAPAN’S ZEN PHILOSOPHY : THE PLAYS OF NOTHING AT THE THEATRE OF NOTHING” by Yoshio Arai, Komazawa University Shakespeare-in-Japans-Zen-Philosophy.pdf And on SirBacon.org: “Zen and the Art of SHAKESPEARE and BACON” https://sirbacon.org/zen.htm
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"Homeless Shakespeare, His Fabricated Life From Cradle to Grave" by E. M. Dutton
PDF Book Review by Christina Waldman “Homeless Shakespeare, His Fabricated Life From Cradle to Grave” by E. M. Dutton
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Bacon is Shakespeare
Mercy Seasons Justice: Eating and Equity in The Merchant of Venice A talk by Simon Miles to the Francis Bacon Society delivered on 1st March 2019. This presentation investigates the relationship between Sir Francis Bacon and The Merchant of Venice. It explores the influence on the play (and vice versa) of the contemporary legal conflict […]
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The Bard Code
Special guest is the world’s leading Shakespeare Baconian, Peter Dawkins… a philosopher, historian, author, lecturer, geomancer, and leader of workshops and special events in many countries of the world. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2JIi9lAMN9lEJ6x_CO0RTQ You can access the live stream via the above link and you will also be able to view it later. Also, if you like […]
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Literary Archaeologies : The Editorial Mythopedia of Sir Francis Bacon
By Mary Learner and Morgan Souza Literary Archaeologies : The Editorial Mythopedia of Sir Francis Bacon By Mary Learner and Morgan Souza
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An important 1657 Collection of Posthumous Writings, Speeches & Letters of Sir Francis Bacon
prepared by William Rawley Visit the 1657 Collection of Posthumous Writings, Speeches & Letters of Sir Francis Bacon page on SirBacon.org
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Who Wrote Don Quixote?
book by Francis Carr Sirbacon.org wishes to thank the Family of Francis Carr for their generosity in allowing users of sirbacon.org to have the option of downloading the PDF of Who Wrote Don Quixote? and purchase of the book via Amazon. Who Wrote Don Quixote? book by Francis Carr available here
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John Tiffany has an essay that was in the Barnes Review 2013
Don Quixote? Was it Cervantes or Bacon who Crafted the Famous Tale?
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The Amateur
The Amateur a dramatic film that came out in 1982 starring Christopher Plummer, John Savage, Marthe Keller, Arthur Hill, and directed by Charles Jarrott has several scenes in which Francis Bacon and Shakespeare are mentioned. The plot centers around the girlfriend of a CIA computer expert who is murdered. Her boyfriend (Savage’s character) decides to […]
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The Shakespeare Statue in Westminster Abbey
The Shakespeare Statue in Westminster Abbey and Watch the video
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Something Old, Something New
The Remaines of the Right Honorable Francis Lord Verulam A Collection of Essays, Letters published in 1648 in PDF Oldsmobile 1994 “Open Minded” Campaign In 1994, Oldsmobile car company ran an ad that was called,”Open Minded.” The commercial begins with the traditional Droeshout image of Shakespeare followed by the narrator stating “So it’s possible then […]
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