The Shakespearean Myth William Shakespeare and Circumstantial Evidence

Delve into the heart of the Shakespeare authorship controversy with Appleton Morgan's "The Shakespearean Myth: William Shakespeare and Circumstantial Evidence." This meticulously prepared republication explores the enduring debate surrounding the Shakespearean canon, examining the arguments and circumstantial evidence that question William Shakespeare's sole authorship.

Morgan delves into the possibility of Francis Bacon's involvement, presenting a detailed analysis relevant to anyone intrigued by literary criticism and the historical context of Shakespeare's works. This exploration of the authorship question offers a fascinating perspective on one of literature's most enduring mysteries. Ideal for readers interested in Shakespeare, English literature, or the broader landscape of biographical and autobiographical studies, this book provides a valuable contribution to the ongoing discussion surrounding the true identity of the Bard. "The Shakespearean Myth" remains a thought-provoking exploration of literary history and the complexities of authorship.

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