Red Knee .... Itsy, Bitsy Spider

Author Kenneth Andrew Bauman takes on a journey of discovery that appears to be a
solution to the Beale Treasure story and more. This information may change the way one views
the Beale Treasure. The story begins with the inheritance of a strange sword.
In Red Knee....itsy, bitsy Spider, Kenneth Andrew Bauman leads his readers on a ''history
highway'' leading to a suspected national treasure hidden originally by privateer Captain John
MacPherson and Benjamin Franklin in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
''Literary steganography,'' or what is secret writing, is introduced through an involved
research project that identifies a hidden Edgar Allan Poe missive and a solution to two
mysteries: the Beale Papers treasure location (other than the Virginia hills) and the suggestion
that Sir Francis Bacon (and others) authored the Sonnets attributed to Shakespeare, as they
contain hidden literary steganography narrative.
Kenneth Andrew Bauman's Red Knee....itsy, bitsy Spider contains exhaustive research
on the complexity of cryptography & steganography and reveals explosive historical national
secrets that, deemed credible, will turn history around. The poetry contained in Red Knee....itsy,
bitsy Spider very well may soothe the mind. Enter into an enthusiastic journey of discovery and
meet Mr. LeGrand!
In Red Knee. itsy, bitsy Spider, Kenneth Andrew Bauman introduces his readers to the
mysterious Mr. LeGrand, who comes from a strange country and possesses a special insight
into the power of words.
Mr. LeGrand has escaped from the land known as Allied Zombies United, or AZU, where
the culture has been compromised by an evil influence. But Mr. LeGrand has retained his belief
that knowledge is power, as symbolized by the Sword of Power. Mr. LeGrand is able to unlock
the hidden meaning of words and explains steganography, that of which Edgar Allan Poe was
masterful.