Most important Sir Francis Bacon websites:

• SirBacon.org
  THE single most important website on the internet with information on everything about Sir Francis Bacon.
  
  
• Light-of-Truth.com
  A website that reveals a fascinating visual cipher explanation of Shake-speare's Sonnets dedication and also presents evidence that Sir Francis Bacon was indeed William Tudor I and William Shake-speare.
  • The Masonic Pyramid
    The True and Mathematical Relationships of the Sonnets by Shakespeare to the 14 Tiered Pyramid
    (Very few understand, nor ever will. However, those that do, hold a powerful Key in their hands.)
    
    
• LordVerulam.org (off-line)
  The breathtakingly beautiful and incredible collection of works by the dedicated Baconian, Lochithea.  Just check the site out, no further explanation is needed.
  
  
• FBRT.org.uk
  Facsinating website by Peter Dawkins with valuable information for Baconian researchers. Peter Dawkins has done amazing work which has introduced the treasure seeking method to new Baconians around the world.
  
  
• TheLostSecretOfWilliamShakespeare.com
  "The writing of this book started in 1999 when I was beginning my research on the late heiress Sarah Winchester. At that time I had no idea where the research would lead. I had no preconceived notions about Mrs. Winchester nor did I have the slightest idea that she would lead me on an extraordinary journey of discovery that has transformed my life." - Richard Allan Wagner
  
  
• TheTuthAboutShakespeare.com
  For centuries we have all been told and taught that the author of the Shakespearean works was William Shakespeare from the English villiage of Stratford. Substantial evidence has come to light which proves, beyond a reasonable doubt, that the Stratford man was not the author. This website is dedicated to telling you the truth about who the real author was. But first, let us establish who the author was not.
  • Why Edward de Vere Was Not Shakespeare
    Edward De Vere (17th Earl of Oxford) was not Shakespeare for the following reasons: Read more...>>
    
    
• TheMovieAnonymous.com
  Wow! A period piece, set in Elizabethan England, that exploits the fact that a recent avalanche of hard evidence proving (beyond a reasonable doubt) that the Stratford man presumed to have been Shakespeare wasn't who we thought he was.
  
  
• WhoWroteShakespeare.info
  Who Wrote Shakespeare?
  
  
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