Hypothesis of the Existence of Hidden Messages in the Works of Shakespeare
Before I explain my methods of reading hidden messages in Shakespeare, I want to explain why I started looking of hidden messages in...
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Edward de Vere And the “Prince Tudor” Theory
As described in the previous chapter, Albert Dodd put forward the theory that Francis Bacon was the illegitimate son of Queen Elizabeth I...
Francis Bacon, the Master of the Rosicrucians and the Freemasons
The generally accepted beginning Rosicrucians is traced to Germany during the period of 1607–1616, when three Rosicrucian manifestos were...
Alternative Shakespeare Authorship Candidates
Beginning in the middle of the nineteenth century, theories have been proposed that Shakespeare of Stratford-upon-Avon, Shakespeare the...
History of the Time of Queen Elizabeth I and King James I
To give historical context to the hidden messages in the First Folio, it is essential to have at least a basic working understanding of...
Francis Bacon as the Author of Anatomy of Melancholy
The Anatomy of Melancholy (full title: The Anatomy of Melancholy, What it is: With all the Kinds, Causes, Symptomes, Prognostickes, and...
Overlay Messages on Page 1 of The Tempest
In this post, I show how the first page of The Tempest can be imagined as the mast, yardarm, and topsail of a ship. When imagined in this...
Post 4: Solution to the Francis Bacon Acrostic on page 222 of the First Folio, Comedies
Here is my solution to the Francis Bacon (For-And-Since Bacon) acrostic puzzle on page 222 of The Taming of the Shrew. (You may need to...
Post 3: The "King of the Sea" Messages (Continued)
Post 2, Part 3: See Post 2, Part1, for the explanation. Here are the images of the "King of the Sea"/"God of the Sea" compass alignments...
Post 2: The "King of the Sea" Message (Continued)
Post 2, Part 2: See Post 2, Part 1 for the explanation. Here are the images of the "King of the Sea"/"God of the Sea" compass alignments...
Post 1, Part 1: The "King of the Sea" Messages
Why, you may ask, do I think Francis Bacon's pseudonym was "King of the Sea" or "God of the Sea"? And my answer is: Because it says so...
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