La pancetta è Shake-speare . Anna Swanvvick una volta dichiarata al thewriter, non sapeva nulla della controversia di Bacon e Shake-speare, ma il sig. Sidney Lees vita di Shakespeare l'aveva convinta che il suo uomo non ha scritto le opere. E questo è proprio quello che tutti gli elseis dicono a Eton, a Oxford, a Cambridge, nella Marina militare, nello xrmy, e piuttosto in generale tra persone non-pregiudicate ovunque, che sono soddisfatti, asis Mark Twain, che la maggior parte delle opere non hanno potuto essere scritti da più ?^;dearned di uomini. Sì! Non importa che la più Grande casa natale Del Tempo non dovrebbe più essere considerata avere

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Bacon is Shake-speare . Anna Swanvvick once declared to thewriter, she knew nothing of the Bacon and Shake-speare controversy, but Mr. Sidney Lees Life ofShakespeare had convinced her that his man neverwrote the plays. And that is just what everybody elseis saying at Eton, at Oxford, at Cambridge, in theNavy, in the xrmy, and pretty generally among un-prejudiced people everywhere, who are satisfied, asis Mark Twain, that the most learned of works couldnot have been written by the most ?^;dearned of men. Yes ! It does matter that the Greatest Birthof Time should no longer be considered to havebeen the work of the unlettered rustic of Stratford ;and the hour has at last come when it should beuniversally known that this mighty work was writtenby the man who had taken all knowledge for hisprovince, the man who said I have, though in adespised weed [that is under a Pseudonym] procuredthe good of all men ; the man who left his * nameand memory to mens charitable speeches, and toforeign nations, and the next ages.. CHAPTER VII. Bacon acknowledged to bea Poet. In discussing the question of the Authorship ofthe plays many people appear to be unaware thatBacon was considered by his contemporaries to be agreat poet. It seems therefore advisable to quote afew witnesses who speak of his pre-eminence in poetry. In 1645 there was published The Great Assisesholden in Parnassus by Apollo and his assessours afacsimile of the title of which is given on page 57.This work is anonymous but is usually ascribed toGeorge Withers and in it Bacon as Lord Verulan isplaced first and designated Chancellor of Parnassusthat is Greatest of Poets. After the title, the book commences with twopages of which facsimiles are given on pages 58, 59. Apollo appears at the top, next comes LordVerulan as Chancellor of Parnassus, Sir PhilipSidney and other world renowned names follow andthen below the line side by side is a list of the jurorsand a list of the malefactors. A little examination will teach us th

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