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1) Contested Will: who wrote Shakespeare?

Author

Shapiro, James

Publisher

Simon & Schuster

Pub. Date

2010

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Shakespeare scholar James Shapiro explains when and why so many people began to question whether Shakespeare wrote his plays.

2) Francis Bacon and his Shakespeare

Author

Dixon, Theron Soliman Eugene

Publisher

The Sargent publishing company

Pub. Date

1895

3) The authorship of Shakespeare

Author

Holmes, Nathaniel

Publisher

Hurd and Houghton

Pub. Date

1866

4) The Shakespearean myth: William Shakespeare and circumstantial evidence

Author

Morgan, Appleton

Publisher

R. Clarke & co

Pub. Date

1881

5) Address to the New Shakespere society of London, Discovery of Lord Verulam's undoubted authorship of the "Shakespere" works

Author

Windle, Catharine F. Ashmead

Publisher

J. Winterburn & co

Pub. Date

1881

6) William Shakespeare portrayed by himself: a revelation of the poet in the career and character of one of his own dramatic heroes

Author

Waters, Robert

Publisher

Worthington company

Pub. Date

[c1888]

7) Shakespeare, from an American point of view: including an inquiry as to his religious faith, and his knowledge of law: with the Baconian theory considered

Author

Wilkes, George

Publisher

D. Appleton and company

Pub. Date

1882

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1) Contested Will: who wrote Shakespeare?

2) Francis Bacon and his Shakespeare

3) The authorship of Shakespeare

4) The Shakespearean myth: William Shakespeare and circumstantial evidence

5) Address to the New Shakespere society of London, Discovery of Lord Verulam's undoubted authorship of the "Shakespere" works

6) William Shakespeare portrayed by himself: a revelation of the poet in the career and character of one of his own dramatic heroes

7) Shakespeare, from an American point of view: including an inquiry as to his religious faith, and his knowledge of law: with the Baconian theory considered