Concerning the bi-literal cypher of Francis Bacon discovered in his works

Included in Part I will also be found the decipherings made by Mrs. Gallup in the British Museum subsequent to the publication of the Second Edition of the _Bi-literal Cypher_,...

The discovery of the existence of the Bi-literal Cipher of Francis Bacon, found embodied in his works, and the deciphering of what it tells, has been a work arduous, exhausting...

A like recurrence is found in these: “And as in the Tides of People once up there want not commonly stirring winds to make them rough.”--_Henry Seventh_, p. 164; “For as the aun...

Certainly, Bacon had a right to use words existing in any language. We know that he anglicized many from the Latin and the French. _Cognomen_ is of course from the Latin; _desid...