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EPISODE · Nov 25, 2014

Ep. 43 Was William Shakespeare Really Sir Francis Bacon?

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Richard Allan Wagner Sir Francis Bacon   William Shakespeare My second interview with Richard Allen Wagner, continuing the story of Sir Francis Bacon.  In this episode, Richard gives compelling proof that not only was William Shakespeare actually Sir Francis Bacon, but that he was an invented persona, loosely based on the William Shaksper of Stratford. From his Website: “Educated at the California State University, San Bernardino and the California State University, Fullerton, in Philosophy and World History, Richard Wagner has been teaching, writing and lecturing for more than three decades. In 1998, he made a major discovery connecting the works of Francis Bacon with those of Sarah Winchester (heiress to the Winchester Arms fortune). Gradually, during years of intensive research, he made numerous critical discoveries that have come to prove, beyond a reasonable doubt, that Francis Bacon was, in fact, Shakespeare — culminating in his book The LOST SECRET of William Shakespeare

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