The Bi-Literal Cypher of Francis Bacon by E.W. Gallup Sorcery The author lost three relatives

The author lost three relatives in the war

He is best known for his self-published work

Second Revised Edition

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The Bi-Literal Cypher of Francis Bacon by E.W. Gallup Sorcery The author lost three relativesThe Bi Literal Cypher of Francis Bacon by E. W. Gallup Publication: 1899 Howard Publishing Company First Edition This book explores the mystery surrounding Shakespeare and Francis Bacon. The author, Gallup, was once employed as a cryptographer during World War I, and she utilized her expertise and knowledge in this field to investigate the Bacon cipher mystery. Her aim was to prove that the plays attributed to Shakespeare were actually written by