The Great Cryptogram: Francis Bacon's Cipher In The So-called Shakespeare Plays, Volume 2 Paperback - 2012

In "The Great Cryptogram," Volume 2, Ignatius Donnelly delves deeper into his theory that Francis Bacon was the true author of the Shakespearean plays. This volume presents further evidence of a hidden cipher embedded within the text of the plays, a complex code that Donnelly argues reveals Bacon's secret authorship.

Donnelly meticulously analyzes passages from various plays, deciphering what he believes are coded messages that support his claim. He explores the historical and literary context, challenging conventional views on Shakespeare's identity and the authorship of some of the most celebrated works in the English language.

This controversial and meticulously researched work continues to ignite debate among literary scholars and enthusiasts, offering a provocative alternative perspective on the Shakespearean canon.

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