[Ansteorra] Bardic PSA- RECALL NOTICE
Casey Weed
seoseaweed at gmail.com
Wed Oct 19 10:53:48 PDT 2011
Keep in mind that nobody prior to the 1840s thought W.S. wasn't the author.
And who started it all? 1857- Della Bacon writes the first book on the
subject. That's right...a descendant of Francis Bacon. Go figure.
I'm going to go see the movie with a bunch of The Baron's Men. I will treat
it with the same respect I gave G.I. Joe: there are real weapons in it, cool
clothes, cute actresses, and some fun explosions.
Nicely put! Thank you.
>
> As regards "The Cipher Argument": I used, once upon a time, to deal
> with codes and ciphers professionally, and my education in this area
> of expertise included a discussion of George Fabyan, the Riverbank
> Laboratories, and William and Elizabeth Friedman. Fabyan was convinced
> that Francis Bacon wrote many, if not all, of the "Shakespeare" plays, and
> engaged Elizabeth Smith (later Friedman) to help with the "decipherment"
> of texts hidden in the plays. The Friedmans later totally debunked this
> thesis in _The Shakespearean Ciphers Examined_, published in 1957.
>
> I confess myself more than a bit mystified that the book was published
> only 54 years ago, but it appears that Elizabeth Friedman had pretty well
> assembled the evidence rather earlier, before 1919.
>
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