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Un Probleme de Cryptographie et d'Histoire
Cartier, General, Un Probleme de Cryptographie et d'Histoire, Mercvre de France, Paris, 1938, pp.330
‘In 1938, the authoritative European cryptographer, General François Cartier, who headed the cryptographic service of France military during WWI, published an analytical book “The Problem of Cryptography and History.”
This entire work was dedicated to recovering the secret autobiography of Francis Bacon, which was encrypted using his own biliteral cipher and embedded in parts across numerous printed books by various authors of the Elizabethan era.
As an undoubtedly competent professional cryptographer, General Cartier meticulously examined and unequivocally confirmed the accuracy of the deciphered information found in dozens of old books.
However, the major problem for that deciphered information was that historians and literary scholars, unlike the authoritative military cryptographer, turned out to be completely unprepared to recognize the authenticity and significance of such documentary evidence.
This is because Bacon's “secret autobiography” revealed many secrets that were too uncomfortable for the long-established official history. From Bacon's claims that he was the secret son of Queen Elizabeth and the natural brother of the rebellious Earl of Essex, to a detailed account of why and how his works for theater and poetry had to be published under the mask of William Shakespeare...
Historians and literary scholars, of course, couldn't refute Cartier's clear and verifiable cryptographic evidence. But they were quite successful in completely ignoring the book of the French general.’
“4in1: Mask of Shakespeare, Mysteries of Bacon, Book by Cartier, Secrets of the NSA”, and you can find and download it on the site https://4in1.ws.