The book Burial of Francis Bacon and His Mother in the Lichfield Chapter House by Walter Conrad Arensberg is a detailed account of the controversial burial of the famous philosopher and his mother in the Lichfield Chapter House in England. The book explores the historical context of Bacon's life and death, as well as the circumstances surrounding his burial in the Chapter House, which was not a traditional burial site for members of the aristocracy.Arensberg delves into the various theories surrounding Bacon's burial, including the possibility that he was buried in secret due to his controversial beliefs and writings. The author also examines the role of Bacon's mother in his life and death, and the significance of her burial alongside her son.The book includes extensive research and analysis of primary sources, including historical documents and artifacts, as well as interviews with experts in the field. It also features illustrations and photographs of the Chapter House and its surro