Contents: The Medieval Era; The Elizabethan Age; The Queen's Secret; Bacon's Birth and Early Childhood; Early Youth and the University; The Royal Revelation; Court of France; The Laying of Great Bases for Eternity; The Making of an Immortal; Francis Bacon the Publicist; The Virgin Queen and her Concealed Sons; The Two Brothers; The Last of the Tudors; Notable Dates in Bacon's Life; Bibliography, Index. Illustrated.
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By sirbacon@sirius.com (San Francisco) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Francis Bacon's Personal Life Story (Paperback)
Alfred Dodd was a 20th century Englishman and Mason who has written the finest biography ever published of Francis Bacon and his times. . Every English literature course should have this book as required reading if it was required to know who Shakespeare really was. The "Francis Bacon's Personal Life Story" champions the exemplary character of Francis Bacon and his extraordinary commitments to English literature, science and the making of a better world. Dodd's book informs both the new student to the subject as well as advanced researchers on the historical relationship Bacon had with Masonry, Rosicrucianism, the authorship of Shakespeare, his Tudor identity and tumultuous relationship with Queen Elizabeth, Burleigh and Cecil, Essex, and other key Elizabethans by presenting Bacon as the guiding spirit behind the Renaissance period. The book which was once published as two separate volumes covers the Queen Elizabeth and King James eras. The author has culminated a life long study with historical references and insights that surpass all mainstream biographies of Bacon. Dodd also portrays the underlying censorship of the Elizabethan times. It may be interesting to note that in today's prevailing attitude in the academic world, the press, and other institutions entrusted with archives that Shakespeare authorship issues are downplayed as insignificant or amusing fads. This book will educate the public while changing attitudes about Bard politics
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Excellent book that conveys the spirit of Sir Francis Bacon,
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The most interesting book I have ever read on the life of Bacon. This book is for both the new student to Bacon, as well as more seasoned researchers. A must read for all people interested in the enlightenment and advancement of mankind. Come with an open mind!
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An absolutely incredible book.,
By Joe Swinney (Oakland, CA USA) - See all my reviews
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This book finally unravels perhaps the greatest story never told.
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