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The second cryptographic Shakespeare : a monograph wherein the poems and plays attributed to William Shakespeare are proven to contain the enciphered name of the concealed author, Francis Bacon / by Leary Penn.
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Author
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Date published
1990
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Publisher
Omaha, Neb. : Westchester House, 1990.
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Subject
Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616 Authorship Baconian theory.
Bacon, Francis, 1561-1626 Cipher.
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Accession number
83441018
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Class
61.1/LEA
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ISBN
0961791713
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Language
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Physical description
313 p. ; 24 cm.
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Leary, Penn
The second cryptographic Shakespeare : a monograph wherein the poems and plays attributed to William Shakespeare are proven to contain the enciphered name of the concealed author, Francis Bacon / by Leary Penn.
Omaha, Neb. : Westchester House, 1990.
1990
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Leary, Penn
The cryptographic Shakespeare : a monograph wherein the poems and plays attributed to William Shakespeare are proven to contain the enciphered name of the concealed author, Francis Bacon / by Penn Leary.
Omaha, Neb. : Westchester House, 1987.
1987
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The Sha-ke-Bacon cryptogram.
[Boston, Mass : Historiette, 1898]
1898
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Shakespeare a Rosicrucian : was he a Rosicrucian?
[Boston, Mass : Historiette, 1898]
1898
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Leary, Penn
The second cryptographic Shakespeare : a monograph wherein the poems and plays attributed to William Shakespeare are proven to contain the enciphered name of the concealed author, Francis Bacon / by Leary Penn.
Omaha, Neb. : Westchester House, 1990.
1990
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Durning-Lawrence, Edwin
Bacon is Shake-speare / by Sir Edwin Durning-Lawrence ; together with a reprint of Bacon's Promus of formularies and elegancies...
London : Gay Hancock, 1910.
1910
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Durning-Lawrence, Edwin
Bacon is Shake-speare / by Sir Edwin Durning-Lawrence ; together with a reprint of Bacon's Promus of formularies and elegancies...
London : Gay Hancock, 1910.
1910
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Smith, William Henry, fl. 1856-1880.,
Bacon and Shakespeare : an inquiry touching players, playhouses, and play-writers in the days of Elizabeth / by William Henry Smith, esq.. to which is appended an abstract of a ms. respecting Tobie Matthew.
London : J. R. Smith, 1857.
1857
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Smith, William Henry, fl. 1856-1880.,
Bacon and Shakespeare : an inquiry touching players, playhouses, and play-writers in the days of Elizabeth / by William Henry Smith, esq.. to which is appended an abstract of a ms. respecting Tobie Matthew.
London : J. R. Smith, 1857.
1857
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Smith, William Henry, fl. 1856-1880.,
Bacon and Shakespeare : an inquiry touching players, playhouses, and play-writers in the days of Elizabeth / by William Henry Smith, esq.. to which is appended an abstract of a ms. respecting Tobie Matthew.
London : J. R. Smith, 1857.
1857
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Leary, Penn
The second cryptographic Shakespeare : a monograph wherein the poems and plays attributed to William Shakespeare are proven to contain the enciphered name of the concealed author, Francis Bacon / by Leary Penn.
Omaha, Neb. : Westchester House, 1990.
1990
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Nicholson, Aldwell.,
No cipher in Shakespeare : being a refutation of the Hon. Ignatius Donnelly's Great cryptogram / by the Rev. A. Nicholson ....
London : Leamington : T. Fisher Unwin ; Burgis Colbourne, 1888.
1888
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Nicholson, Aldwell.,
No cipher in Shakespeare : being a refutation of the Hon. Ignatius Donnelly's Great cryptogram / by the Rev. A. Nicholson ....
London : Leamington : T. Fisher Unwin ; Burgis Colbourne, 1888.
1888
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Woodward, Frank.,
Francis Bacon's cipher signatures / Frank Woodward.
[place of publication unknown] : Grafton Co, 1923.
1923
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Leary, Penn
The cryptographic Shakespeare : a monograph wherein the poems and plays attributed to William Shakespeare are proven to contain the enciphered name of the concealed author, Francis Bacon / by Penn Leary.
Omaha, Neb. : Westchester House, 1987.
1987
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Platt, Isaac Hull, 1853-1912.,
George Fabyan Collection (Library of Congress) DLC,
Bacon cryptograms in Shake-speare, and other studies, by Isaac Hull Platt.
Boston, Small, Maynard, 1905.
1905
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Parsons, John Denham
Report on the poet Shakespeares identity submitted to the trustees of the British museum, |b with extracts from the correspondence / John Denham Parsons.
Chiswick : by author, 1930
1930
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Owen, Orville Ward, 1854-1924.,
The tragical historie of our late brother Robert, earl of Essex, by the author of Hamlet, Richard III, Othello, As you like it, etc., and of the newly discovered tragedy, Mary queen of Scots. Deciphered from the works of Sir Francis Bacon / by Orville W. Owen, M.D.
Detroit, Mich., Howard publishing company [c1895]
1895