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1.0 out of 5 stars
Strange stuff,
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This review is from: Who Wrote Bacon?: William Shakespeare, Francis Bacon, And James I : A Mystery For The Twenty- First Century (Paperback)
Shakspere wrote Shakespeare, Bacon wrote Bacon, King James ("born under Gemini"), inspired their writings. Throw in a 19th century `scientific' spiritualist named Rudolf Steiner, an obscure and possibly mythical person named Christian Rosenkreuz from the 15th century, a large dose of Rosicrucianism and Freemasonry, an extremely naïve acceptance of all Stratfordian assumptions, and you have something that defies description, logic,and digestion.
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Who Wrote Bacon?: William Shakespeare, Francis Bacon, And James I : A Mystery For The Twenty- First Century by Richard Ramsbotham (Paperback - September 30, 2004)
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