Albert Frederick Calvert

Preface.

List of Illustrations.

Contents.

BACON and SHAKESPEARE.

Bacon, the Product of His Age.

Bacon, the Friend of Essex and Cecil.

Bacon as the Creature of Buckingham.

Bacon and Shakespeare Contrasted.

Baconian Fallacies Respecting Shakespeare.

Mr. Theobald, a Baconian by Intuition.

Was Shakespeare the "Upstart Crow?"

Wm. Shakespeare, Money Lender and Poet.

The "True Shakespeare."

Mr. Theobald's Parallels and Mr. Bayley's Conclusions.

The Bi-Literal Cipher.

Bacon's "Sterne and Tragicle History."

Bacon, the Author of all Elizabethan-Jacobean Literature.

Bacon and "Divine Aide."

Shakespeare and Bacon in Collaboration.

The Tragical Historie of our Late Brother Robert, Earl of Essex.

Bacon, the Poet.

" Did Shakespeare Write Bacon? "

The Case for Shakespeare.

Were Shakespeare and Bacon Acquainted?

In Conclusion.

Works by the same Author

Transcriber's Notes

Francis Bacon.

From a miniature by Peter Oliver.

belonging to His Grace the Duke of Buccleuch.

BY
ALBERT F. CALVERT.

London:
DEAN & SON, LIMITED,
160^A, Fleet Street.

1902.

Taunton:
E. GOODMAN AND SON, PHŒNIX PRINTING WORKS.