The Mortal Moon or Bacon and his Masks
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J. E. Roe's The Mortal Moon offers a fascinating exploration of the life and work of Francis Bacon, one of Britain's most influential and enigmatic figures. With a focus on Bacon's manifold roles as philosopher, statesman, artist, and master of disguise, this book sheds new light on the fascinating secrets of Bacon's life and times.
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