Fritz Springmeier

ites.) (1743-1795), Compte de Saint-Germain (aka Daniel Wolff, nowheralded by New Agers as a great spiritual leader)(1710-1784),Friedrich Franz (a.k.a. Anton Mesmer, founder of hypnotism thencalled mesmerism) (1733-1815). SOME OTHER MASONIC MAGICIANS forwhich this Author is not aware if they have Jewish heritage or notare Dr. Gerald Encausse (aka Papus), Lorenza Feliciana (also inLodge of Isis), Manly P. Hall, Alexander Herrman (1844-1896), C.W.Leadbeater, S.L. MacGregor Mathers, George Pickingill (warlock),Dr. Theodore Reuss, Philip Samuel Rosa, and Arthur Edward Waite.76. The membership on this Council comes from quite a number ofRosicrucian sources, and seems to be supported by circumstantialhistorical evidence. Rosicrucian sources that mention thememberships of Randolph, Hitchcock, Lincoln, and Albert Pike in theOrder of Lilly and/or the 3 men on the Council of Three include:The Book of Rosicruciae, Quakertown, PA. Philosophical Publ. Co.;A Pilgrimage to Beverly Hall, Quakertown, PA. Beverly HallCorp.,1955, pp.9,51.; Randolph, Ravallette The Rosicrucian's Story,p. 20.77. Cole, Arthur A. The Light of Life. Newark, NJ: Church ofIllumination, (n.d.), p.1178. Denslow, Vol. III, p.86.79. ibid.80. Randolph, op. cit., p. 64.81. Cole, op. cit., p. 1182. A Pilgrimage to Beverly Hall, p.983. Cole, op. cit., p. 10, quoting George Lippard84. Dodd's research and his books are overwhelming. The One-World-Order has worked hard to keep them out of the United States. DeliaBacon, (no relation to Francis Bacon) was the first profane personto really realize that Sir Francis Bacon was Shakespeare. She wasso overwhelmed by this discovery, she went to England and devotedher life to researching the connections. They managed to lock herup in an insane asylum near Stratford, but not before she succeededto get her book published. Her nephew finally rescued her from theBritish insane asylum and brought her back to Hartford,Conn, whereshe died in peace "trusting in the Lord." She was cruellyslandered, rediculed and mocked as if her discovery was an insaneidea. Whether true or false, her theory, now substantiated, makesmore sense than any other explanation. Interestingly, variousMasons, including Mark Twain, and various important men in the One-World-Power like Henry James and Sigmund Freud believed in herresearch, while the "profane" world almost entirely ignored her.85. Dodd, Alfred. Francis Bacon's Personal Life-Story, Vol. 2-TheAge of James, London: Rider & Co., 1986, pp. 518-532. See alsoDodd's book The Martyrdom of Francis Bacon, (same publisher) .86. Dodd, Francis Bacon's Personal Life-Story, pp. 157-158. Seealso Dr. Sprat. History of the Royal Society, pp 35-36, Part I,Sec. xvi.87. Dodd, op. cit.88. ibid., pp. 390, 419-420, 433. Note that the beauty of the KingJames Bible may in part be due to Sir Francis Bacon, who was theauthor of Shakespeare's works. Dr. Andrewes, a chief AV (AuthorizedVersion) translator was Bacon's close friend, and received helpfrom him. Dr. Thomas Bilston and Dr. Miles left the AV's draft for101