Concerning the bi-literal cypher of Francis Bacon discovered in his works

This volume dives into a long‑standing mystery surrounding the writings of a famed 17th‑century thinker, proposing that he embedded a two‑letter cipher throughout his work. The author painstakingly reconstructs the code, showing how it allegedly reveals hidden histories and secret messages that challenge conventional accounts of the Elizabethan era. Along the way, the book addresses the heated debate among scholars about the cipher’s authenticity and its implications.

The core of the text presents step‑by‑step explanations of the cipher’s mechanics, accompanied by reconstructed passages from supposedly concealed tragedies about Anne Boleyn, the Earl of Essex, and Mary, Queen of Scots. Detailed plates, marginal notes, and an appendix identifying the original pages help listeners follow the decoding process as if they were piecing together a literary puzzle themselves. The author also includes a survey of contemporary reviews and rebuttals, giving a sense of the controversy’s breadth.

Ideal for fans of cryptanalysis, historical intrigue, and literary sleuthing, the book offers a thorough, accessible guide to a hidden layer of early modern literature—inviting listeners to decide whether the secret truly lies beneath the printed words.