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The Mystery of Francis Bacon

Chapter 15 BURGHLEY AND BACON.

Word Count: 2613    |    Released on: 06/12/2017

Great Statesman William Cecil, Lord Burghley.

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1 Chapter 1 SOURCES OF INFORMATION.2 Chapter 2 THE STOCK FROM WHICH BACON CAME.3 Chapter 3 FRANCIS BACON, 1560 TO 1572.4 Chapter 4 AT CAMBRIDGE.5 Chapter 5 EARLY COMPOSITIONS.6 Chapter 6 BACON'S TEMPORIS PARTUS MAXIMUS. 7 Chapter 7 BACON'S FIRST ALLEGORICAL ROMANCE.8 Chapter 8 BACON IN FRANCE, 1576-1579.9 Chapter 9 BACON'S SUIT ON HIS RETURN TO ENGLAND, 1580.10 Chapter 10 THE RARE AND UNACCUSTOMED SUIT.11 Chapter 11 BACON'S SECOND VISIT TO THE CONTINENT AND AFTER.12 Chapter 12 IS IT PROBABLE THAT BACON LEFT MANUSCRIPTS HIDDEN AWAY 13 Chapter 13 HOW THE ELIZABETHAN LITERATURE WAS PRODUCED.14 Chapter 14 THE CLUE TO THE MYSTERY OF BACON'S LIFE.15 Chapter 15 BURGHLEY AND BACON.16 Chapter 16 THE 1623 FOLIO EDITION OF SHAKESPEARE'S PLAYS.17 Chapter 17 THE AUTHORIZED VERSION OF THE BIBLE, 1611.18 Chapter 18 HOW BACON MARKED BOOKS WITH THE PUBLICATION OF WHICH HE WAS CONNECTED.19 Chapter 19 BACON AND EMBLEMATA.20 Chapter 20 SHAKESPEARE'S SONNETS.21 Chapter 21 BACON'S LIBRARY.22 Chapter 22 TWO GERMAN OPINIONS ON SHAKESPEARE AND BACON.23 Chapter 23 THE TESTIMONY OF BACON'S CONTEMPORARIES.24 Chapter 24 THE MISSING FOURTH PART OF THE GREAT INSTAURATION. 25 Chapter 25 THE PHILOSOPHY OF BACON.