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To write with powerful effect, he must write out the life he has led, as did Bacon when he wrote Shakespeare.
—Mark Twain
The Baconian theory of Shakespeare authorship is a strange but kinda compelling argument that the literary genius behind the iconic plays and poems was not William Shakespeare but, rather, Sir Francis Bacon, a man of profound influence during the Elizabethan era.
Dave Kurten is worried about the future of Europe and believes that a return to its cultural roots, including traditions and Christianity, is desirable.