Bacon is Shake-Speare

Explore one of literature's most enduring mysteries with Sir Edwin Durning-Lawrence's "Bacon is Shake-Speare," a cornerstone text in the Shakespeare authorship question. This meticulously prepared edition delves into the Baconian theory, presenting a compelling case for Francis Bacon as the true author behind the works attributed to William Shakespeare.

A significant work of literary criticism, the book examines the evidence and arguments surrounding this captivating debate. Durning-Lawrence meticulously dissects the plays and poems, offering a detailed analysis that challenges conventional wisdom. Whether you're a seasoned scholar or simply intrigued by literary puzzles, this book provides a fascinating journey into the heart of a centuries-old controversy. Discover the arguments, consider the evidence, and draw your own conclusions about the true identity of "Shake-Speare."

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