The mystery of Francis Bacon

Smedley William Thomas 1851-

Sujets

• Bacon
• William Shakespeare

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• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 8
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 11 Mo

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ftCONTENTS.
PAGE
Preface ... ... ... ... ... ... 5
CHAPTER
I. Sources of Information ... ... ... ... 9
II. The Stock from which Bacon Came ... ... 14
III. Francis to ... ...Bacon, ...1560 1572 19
IV. At ... ... ... ......Cambridge 25
V. ... ... ... ...Early Compositions 29
"
VI. Bacon's Partus Maximus" ... ...Temporis 36
VII. First Romance ... ...Allegorical 47
VIII. Bacon in ... ... ...France, 1576 1579 52
IX. Bacon's Suit on His Return to ... 62England, 1580
X. The "Rare and Unaccustomed Suit" ... ... 76
XI. Bacon's Second Visit to the Continent and 82After
XII. Is it Probable that Bacon left HiddenManuscripts
... ... ... ... ...Away? 94
XIII. How the Elizabethan Literature was Produced ... 98
XIV. The Clue to the of Bacon's Life ...Mystery 103
XV. and Bacon ... ... ......Burghley 114
XVI. The Folio Edition of1623 Shakespeare's Plays... 123
XVII. The Authorised Version of the 1611 126...Bible,
XVIII. How Bacon Marked Books with the Publication
of Which He Was Connected ... ... 132
XIX. Bacon and Emblemata ... ... ... 140
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CHAPTER PAGE
XX. Sonnets ... ... ... ...Shakespeare's 148
XXI. Bacon's ... ... ... ...Library 156
XXII. Two German on and Bacon 161Opinions Shakespeare
XXIII. The of Bacon's ...Testimony Contemporaries 170
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XXIV. The Fourth Part of The Great Instaura-Missing
tion" ... ... ... ... ... 177
XXV. The of Bacon ... ... ...Philosophy 187
... ... ... ...Appendix ... 193