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The. Complete. Cryptographic. Shake-speare.

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This is a story about two men, William Shakespeare and Francis Bacon, contemporaries in Elizabethan-era England whose lives will be forever intertwined. Charles Dickens, a student of human nature, had this to say: "The life of Shakespeare is a fine mystery, and I tremble every day lest something should turn up." Something has turned up. Follow Penn Leary's journey, beginning with a trip of curiosity to Oak Island, Nova Scotia in search of buried treasure, to a world of discovery surrounding the question of the authorship of the Shakespearean works. Peer into Leary's research of Oak Island, Bacon’s and Shakespeare’s life stories, cryptography, ciphers of the Elizabethan period, and the Caesar cipher system. As Leary reveals, the Caesar cipher is the key to revealing that Francis Bacon is the true author of the plays, sonnets, and poems long attributed to Shakespeare. Bacon, a well-known philosopher, scientist and accomplished writer in his own right, repeatedly employed a modified Caesar cipher to encipher his own name into a variety of works published under Shakespeare’s name. And, in an intriguing twist, he also enciphered his name into his own published works. This Third Edition includes twenty-three additional chapters of supplemental documentation addressing the controversy and supporting the theory that Francis Bacon is the writer responsible for the Shakespearean works. For more information on the author, this book and others, go to the website www.pennleary.com Reviews: “Once in a while ideas and discoveries do more than just fire the electrical circuits in our brains, they really light up the metaphorical light bulb. Moreover, certain books seem to knock our skulls into a new mold to hold the old grey matter. Such a book has been written by Penn Leary and is reviewed in this issue. He has provided a rock-solid solution to the peculiar dedication to Shake-Speares Sonnets…[which]…has aroused much speculation from literary experts, but the only logical solution is provided by cryptography. This gives a water-tight answer to the odd wording and spelling, without which a clear message could not be obtained. Penn Leary had to use a very rare edition of the Sonnets, not the well-known one sold by John Wright. The message reveals the true author and the person to whom publication of the Sonnets was dedicated – someone quite unexpected. …Lavish recommendation cannot do adequate justice to Penn Leary’s work… It is so remarkable that it should be in every free-thinker’s library.”Editorial, Richard Barker, BACONIANA, Vol. LXXI, No. 188, December 1989 “The first part of this book givens a comprehensive and convincing review of the evidence concerning Francis Bacon’s authorship of the Shakespeare works. …Not only does Mr. Leary provide an excellent outline of and introduction to cryptology, but he also uses the requirements laid down by modern experts (William Friedman and David Kahn) to analyze the system he has found. Thus, he thoroughly demonstrates how the cipher system in the Sonnets meets all the strict criteria for being a true cipher. His discovery therefore seems irrefutable. Also, he shows how its authenticity can be confirmed by its consistent employment in contemporary works (e.g., William Basse’s Epitaph on Shakespeare, a couple of Bacon’s open works and in several places within the Shakespeare Sonnets and First Folio). They all hold the same cryptic ‘signature’.”Book Review, T.D. Bokenham & Richard Barker, BACONIANA, Vol. LXXI, No. 188, December 1989 "The author…has skillfully marshaled all the evidence and has prepared a persuasive case for his point of view… Regardless of the verdict you will reach, you will have engaged in an enjoyable and educational experience by reading and weighing the evidence."Book Review, Louis Kruh, CRYPTOLOGIA, Volume 12, No. 1, January 1988

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