The Shakespearean Myth William Shakespeare and Circumstantial Evidence
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THE SHAKESPEAREAN MYTH
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE AND CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE
Author Of "The Law Of Literature," "Notes To Best's Principles Of Evidence," Etc., Etc
TO D. T. MORGAN, ESQ.,
OF WHIP'S CROSS, WALTHAMSTOW, ESSEX, ENGLAND.
APPLETON MORGAN.
PREFACE.
THE SHAKESPEAREAN MYTH.
PART I. THE MYSTERY.
PART II. THE APPEAL TO HISTORY.
TO THE READER.
THE COMPLETE POETICAL WORKS
OF
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE.
EPITAPH ON ELIAS JAMES. *
EPITAPH ON SIR THOMAS STANLEY. **
EPITAPH OX TOM-A-COMBE, OTHERWISE THIXBEARD. *
WHOM I HAVE DRUNKEN WITH. **
DAVID AND GOLIATH. ***
LAMPOON ON SIR THOMAS LUCY. **
ON THE KING.
ANOTHER VERSION OF THE LAMPOON. *
INSCRIPTION FOR HIS OWN TOMB.
PART III. THE JONSONIAN TESTIMONY.
PART IV. EXTRA SHAKESPEAREAN THEORIES: THE DELIA BACON THEORY.
THE DELIA BACON THEORY.
PART V. THE BACONIAN THEORY.
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PART VI. THE NEW THEORY—THE SONNETS—CONCLUSION.
"TO. THE. ONLIE. BEGETTER. OF
THESE. INSUING. SONNETS.
MR. W. H. ALL. HAPPINESSE.
AND. THAT. ETERNETIE.
PROMISED.
BY.
OUR. EVER. LIVING. POET.
WISHETH.
THE. WELL-WISHING.
ADVENTURER. IN.
SETTING
FORTH.
THE END.
INDEX
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