Shakespeare, Chapman and Sir Thomas More;: Providing a more definite basis for biography and criticism

Acheson, Arthur

Reference

AMS Press

Shakespeare's Lost Years In London: Giving New Light On The Pre-Sonnet Period (1920)

Literature & Fiction

Dramas & Plays

Kessinger Publishing

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Shakespeare's Lost Years in London 1586-1592

An historian's reconstruction of the years when Shakespeare seems, for all practical purposes, to have dropped out of sight. Analyzes the Bard's literary output prior to 1592 and that produced afterwards, all of which, the author claims, intentionally reflect the social, literary, or political affairs of the day. This year also marks the beginning of Shakespeare's friendship with the Earl of Southampton, which also may have affected the tenor of his writings. "Mr. Acheson's books are entertaining and abound in suggestions which are worth further investigation. They strengthen the reader's impression of the actuality of Shakespeare." LITERARY REVIEW.

Biographies & Memoirs

Arts & Literature

Haskell House Pub Ltd

Shakespeare's Sonnet Story, 1592-1598: Restoring the Sonnets Written to the Earl of Southampton to Their Original Books and Correlating Them With Per

History & Criticism

Mistress Davenant, the Dark Lady of Shakespeare's Sonnets

Roydon, Matthew

Legare Street Press

Shakespeare and the Rival Poet

Chapman, George

History

BiblioLife

BiblioBazaar

Mistress Davenant

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