Category: Essays, Letters & Speeches

Bacon and Shakspere

Burr, William Henry, 1819-1908· 3 chapters· 11,637 words

PROOF THAT SHAKSPERE COULD NOT WRITE NO TRUE LIKENESS OF SHAKSPERE THE SONNETS OF SHAKSPERE BACON IDENTIFIED AS THE CONCEALED POET IGNOTO AS THE CONCEALED POET IGNOTO BACON AND SHAKSPERE A CHRONOGRAPH A CHRONOGRAPHIC PARALLEL

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1. Part 1

PROOF THAT SHAKSPERE COULD NOT WRITE NO TRUE LIKENESS OF SHAKSPERE THE SONNETS OF SHAKSPERE BACON IDENTIFIED AS THE CONCEALED POET IGNOTO AS THE CONCEALED POET IGNOTO BACON AND...

2. Part 2

So then I am not lame, poor, nor despised, Whilst that this shadow doth such substance give That I in thy abundance am sufficed, And by a part of all thy glory live."

3. Part 3

(1) The grammar of this verse is shocking both here and in the version of 1599. And there are considerable variations in the two versions. In that of 1599 the first word "Come"...