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Conspiracy Theories |
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04/08/02 (1277 review reads) |
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Well this one has been floating around for ages and ages.
Bacon was called by his contempories 'the greatest genius of all time'...there was nothing that he couldn't master within a couple of hours.
(he even wrote the 'King James' version of The Bible!)
So,Bacon is an established figure in the kings court. Sadly though this brings many penalties, one of which is that he can never express a political thought without having to look over his shoulder.
So,Bacon hands over manuscripts to Shakespeare, which is then written up and credited to William.
The reason being that if Bacon were credited then his life would probably have been considerably shortened.
Shakespeare then gets all the credit and fame, which Bacon just have the re-assurance of being a 'great' playwright.
Oak Island (just off the coast of Canada) holds what might be the final clue to this, one there is something called the 'money pit'...many have tried to excavate it, yet it has a very advanced irrigation system leading to the hole which means that water will flow in from the sea if water is pumped out...one scrap has so far been fished out, and it bears the name 'F.Bacon'.
So, the truth is down there!
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- 02/12/08 I have a feeling that Shakespeare was a group of people writing under the name, as some of the plays are written in completely different styles to one another. xx |
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- 06/08/02 Nah - it was Christopher Marlowe! |
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- 05/08/02 As 21stcenturyfox says, some more detail (particularly on the "money pit") would be interesting. Personally I tend to think the "harrassed Shakespeare and hangers-on" idea (see Shakespeare in Love) is more likely. |
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