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 NEW VIDEO! Tales of the Bruton Vault and Colonial Rebel Nathaniel Bacon. Were Sir Francis Bacon's papers brought to Virginia by Nathaniel Bacon? Or is there more to the story. See here an amazing story that even involves Thomas Jefferson.

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 This 61 page booklet explains how the Declaration of Independence and other American ideals are part of some storied treasure legends. 

Discussed is the story of the Bruton Vault in Williamsburg that includes a new and more rational solution to that mystery. It may be Nathaniel Bacon we are supposed to be wondering about instead of the standard story as told.

The Beale Treasure includes the use of the Declaration of Independence as one of the cipher keys in that story. Here I reveal for the first time how "The Heart of the Bruce" is involved in this story. This tale also includes the influence or imagery of Thomas Jefferson as appreciated by people in the Antebellum or Pre-Civil War era. Also involved is a ghost story involving "The White Lady of Avenel." We also explore how Sir Walter Scott the famous Scottish author may have admired Thomas Jefferson and had written him as a character in one of his stories that may help to reveal the solution to the Beale Treasure.

Surprisingly there are a lot of connections between American history and the famous Oak Island Money Pit Legend. This is discussed in relation to the possible involvement of the Rochefoucauld family of France in the Oak Island saga. Also discussed is the possible involvement of Joseph Frederick Wallet Des Barres. Des Barres had at one point named Oak Island "Gloucester Island." We examine why and some possible connections. This story also reveals some interesting family connections to none other than William Shakespeare.

The story of the Lost Colony also may involve some of the same values that influenced Thomas Jefferson to create the famous White House Meridian in Washington D.C. Why was Washington D.C. situated where Jefferson had desired it to be? We explore the possibilities.