Bacon is Shake-Speare by Sir Edwin Durning-Lawrence
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III. The [so-called] "Signatures"
IV. Contemporary allusions to Shackspere in "Every Man out of his Humour"; and "As you Like it" V. Further contemporary allusions in "The return from Parnassus"; and "Ratsei's Ghost" VI. Shackspere's Correspondence VII. Bacon acknowledged to be a Poet VIII. The Author revealed in the Sonnets IX. Mr. Sidney Lee, and the Stratford Bust X. The meaning of the word "Honorificabilitudinitatibus" XI. On page 136 of the Shakespeare Folio of 1623, being a portion of the play "Loves labour's lost," and its connection with Gustavi Seleni "Cryptomenytices" XII. The "Householder of Stratford" XIII. Conclusion, with further evidences from Title Pages XIV. Postscriptum XV. Appendix |
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