This book is a study of the bi-literal cipher allegedly used by the famous philosopher Francis Bacon. The book presents evidence to support the claim that many of Bacon's works were encoded using this cipher, revealing hidden meanings and messages that have gone unnoticed for centuries. The authors also provide instructions for decoding the cipher, making this book a valuable resource for anyone interested in cryptography, literature, or philosophy.

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