...Charles B. Shaw Copyright © 1924 by Duke University Press 1924 Bacon Wrote Shakespeare Charles B. Shaw North Carolina College for Women The discovery of an old poem is always a noteworthy event in the literary world. When a poem, so discovered, is defi­ nitely attributed to no less a genius...

...Payson G. Gates Copyright © 1947 by Duke University Press 1947 BACON, KEATS, AND HAZLITT PAYSON G. GATES AN AIR OF quiet informality pervades Keats House in Hamp stead, now again open to the public after narrowly escaping de­ struction by a bomb in July, 1944. The house was built in 1815-16...

...P. F. Baum The Senecan Amble: A Study in Prose Form from Bacon to Collier . By Williamson George . Chicago : University of Chicago Press , [ 1951 ]. Pp. 377 . $7.50 . Copyright © 1952 by Duke University Press 1952 Book Reviews 339 the volume Mr. Allen confesses that he advised...

...Louis J. Budd Copyright © 1955 by Duke University Press 1955 THE BACONIANS: MADNESS THROUGH METHOD Louis J. Budd ALTHOUGH a corollary movement arose in Great Britain, wide agreement assigns to Americans the dubious honor of publicizing the belief that Francis Bacon really wrote the Shake­...

...] Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1957. Pp. 248. $5.00. The Governor and the Rebel is a study of Bacon s Rebellion in Virginia and an excellent piece of revisionist history. This little rebellion has attracted the attention of every historian of seventeenth-century Vir­ ginia from Robert...

...Jay Luvaas Jeb Stuart: The Last Cavalier . By Davis Burke . New York : Rinehart and Company, Inc. , 1957 . Pp. 462 . $6.00 . Copyright © 1958 by Duke University Press 1958 Book Reviews 523 more critical and realistic appraisal of Bacon s Rebellion. Wesley Frank Craven went...

... of Representatives. We learn almost as much of Elizabeth and James as we do of Coke and Bacon. We sit in enthralled attendance on the famous treason trials, among many others, of the Earls of Essex and of Southampton, of Sir Walter Raleigh, and on the trial of the Lord Chancellor, Sir Francis Bacon, convicted...

... deserve much approval. W. K. Boyd. A White Guard to Satan. By Alice Maud Ewell. Boston: Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 1901,-187 pp. This little volume purports to be ' An account of mine own adventures and observations in that time of trouble in Virginia now called Bacon s Rebellion, which same did take place...

... contentions are examined here, as the anti-Stratfordian development is traced from the early statements to the present day. Pro­ fessor Wadsworth first reviews the various Baconian theories (including the sub-theory that Bacon was Queen Elizabeth s illegitimate son), the law suits, the opened and closed tombs...

... in the French writers. History, in this view, would abandon mere politics for a broad- fronted cultural approach and make the search for laws its main business.4 Holmes admitted that this more philosophical approach to history was not really new. Francis Bacon s writings had con­ tained the first hint...

... deterritorialized as such an anomalous figure, shifted from the symbolic center of a representation to its naturalized perimeter, where it denies, confronts, or captures the forces of the Outside. For example, a renversement of this kind occurs in Deleuze s Francis Bacon with respect to the influence of reli­ gious...

... first reviews the various Baconian theories (including the sub-theory that Bacon was Queen Elizabeth s illegitimate son), the law suits, the opened and closed tombs, and the gradual extension of Bacon s work to include the King James Version of the Bible and writings of Spenser, Marlow, Milton, Bunyan...

..., topics (which Dr. Whitmore would call rather studies or estimates as are sometimes included under this vaguelyused term, there remains a residuum of expository essay, con­ densing the writer s experience (Bacon) or discussing inform­ ally a point of manners or taste (Addison) ; and the essay which...

.... 77. 22 Burke, History of Virginia, Vol. II, p. 114. Kennedy, Swallow Barn, chap. 7. The Cavaliers of Virginia, Vol. I, p. 4. 26 The South Atlantic Quarterly even turns Bacon s ragamuffin army into Cavaliers. Ban­ croft, stretching the language of Clarendon, says: Many of the recent emigrants had...

.... But charlatans and diehards continue their pursuit of a ghost-Shakespeare (usually Francis Bacon), deriving clues from three sources: history, stylistic analyses, and applications of crypto­ graphic systems. In this book Mr. and Mrs. Friedman, themselves cryptologists, evaluate the cryptographic evidence educed...

... Latin learned world (1.700). Roger Bacon is the centre of treatment of the attitude of the medieval church to both science and magic. Professor Book Reviews 81 Thorndike shows that others whose orthodoxy was not attacked, such as Albertus Magnus, were more interested in astrology than Bacon...

... . The Women of the South in War Times . Baltimore, MD : Norman, Remington . Bacon Georgeana Woolsey Bacon Eliza Woolsey , eds. 1899 . Letters of a Family During the War for the Union, 1861-1865 . 2 vols. Printed for private distribution . Basler Roy P. , ed. 1953 . The Collected...

... faculty established Bacon College as a rival institution, which was confident of financial aid from the Disciples of Christ; Bacon was dissolved in 1850; eight years later John B. Bow­ man led the movement to' reorganize it, and a new charter was had which changed its name to Kentucky University, which...

... which became traditional, individual poems, and the purpose or function of the per­ sistent satire which is present from Hammond in the seventeenth century to Sterling and Bacon in the later eighteenth. The major authors, with a chapter or subchapter assigned to each, are Andrew White, John Hammond...

... this method to a gallimaufry of seventeenth-century works: Donne s Death s Duell, Bacon s Essays, several poems of Herbert, Bunyan s Pilgrim s Progress, Milton s Reason of Church Government, Burton s Anatomy of Melancholy, and Browne s Religio Medici. As a warm-up exercise, Plato and St. Augustine are also...