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Shakespeare, Bacon, and the Great Unknown

Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912· 2 chapters· 65,019 words

themselves. These and other divergencies of opinion cause the Baconians to laugh, as if _they_ were a harmonious circle . . . ! For the Baconian camp is not less divided against itself than the camp of the “Stratfordians.” Not all Baconians hold that Bacon was the legitimate s...

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have a copy of the original French), Mary plunges into the affected and figured style already practised by _Les Précieuses_ of her day; and expands into symbolisms in a fantasti...

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themselves. These and other divergencies of opinion cause the Baconians to laugh, as if _they_ were a harmonious circle . . . ! For the Baconian camp is not less divided against...