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Mudie explains the method behind the "Medfurl" cipher which he has applied to works by Bacon and Shakespeare. Written from 67 Kensington Gardens Square, London, W. Addressed to "My dear Sir" and marked "Private."
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Mudie explains the method behind the "Medfurl" cipher which he has applied to works by Bacon and Shakespeare. Written from 67 Kensington Gardens Square, London, W. Addressed to "My dear Sir" and marked "Private."
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Letter concerns a proposed engagement. Includes a list of parts (18 of them Shakespearean) in order that the recipient understand the nature of the engagement Mude requires. Written from 9 Frederick Place, Hampshead Road and addressed "Dear Sir."
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Mentions sonnet "To the Muse of Painting" written by George Romney's son, John.
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Kelly hopes the recipient will agree to meet with her to discuss "a little matter of business." Address on letter: Dean Street.
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He writes that Shakespeare appeared to have the knowledge of law, medicine, philosophy, language, etc., which would be impossible for an uneducated young man, but his genius as a poet is an insoluble mystery. On the other hand, Bacon had all the knowledge but it does not appear that he had a speck of poetry. Date partially illegible; appears to be: 19[2?]7 November [25?].
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Barrett made a proposition but the correspondent did not like the arrangement of parts. He wants a contract which will give him liberty to put the correspondent where he likes- Ghost or King in Hamlet, Banquo in Macbeth, Gratiano in Merchant of Venice, or Baradas in Richelieu, etc.
