Who is Francis Bacon and how is this man related to freemasonry?

you mean bacon and eggs correct

Most definitely.

Making some bacon now

Everything associated with Shakespeare was written by Bacon.

It’s rumor that Sir Francis Bacon was the illegitimate son of Elizabeth I.

Who is William Shakespeare for $1,000, Alex.

Is G Bacon?

column beyond

freemasonry studied the construction methods of antiquity.
Bacon when on field trips.

His family as well as the Flavians wrote the bible.

Really. Do you have any other pearls of wisdom that you would like to share with the rest of us.

HEAVILY RELATED TO SAINT GERMAINE

Depends which Francis Bacon. There are two by this name who have acquired fame.

Francis Bacon the writer/philosopher
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Francis Bacon the painter/artist
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The Rosicrucians say William Shakespeare's works were written by Francis Bacon and there is no William Shakespeare.

There was a William Shakespeare. He was the face of the op. He was illiterate. Not particularly bright or dull for the time. Didn't stand out in any way. That's why he was perfect for the role. Contrast. He took the world by storm. And the RC are not the only ones who say that, BTW.

There is a cypher named after him;
through the alphabet twice

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How about you learn a little American history. The uneducated abound here

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Sir Francis Ham

He was building utopia in cahoots with raleigh, Gilbert and Drake. 3 brothers and a cousin. Well, it would have been a utopoa for "quality" people.
When the "experts" wax eloquently about the the lost zcolony they never mention (dont know) that Gilbert had a successful Colony right down the coast a short distance.

Rosicrucians and Atlantis.

edward devere actually

Yes, there is a lot of evidence that his actual Father, or sire to the Queen, was a Scottish Lord.
Before the term "Conspiracy Theorist," you were either a "Shakespearian," or a "Baconian," if you believed that Bacon was Shakespeare's Ghost Writer, because Bacon wanted to remain anonymous. I guess he was the original "Canon," so to speak.
Before that, if you were what would be considered a "Conspiracy Theorist," by today's terms, you might have been called "Machiavellian," but you'll have to look that one up.

Francis Bacon

Hot dogs Bacon?