Manuscript Said to be Handwriting of William Shakespeare Identified as Penmanship of Another Person. Mystery of "Sir Thomas More" Document Unravelled. An Entirely New Phase of the Bacon-Shakespeare Controversy.

Los Angeles: Edwin J. Des Moineaux, 1924. First edition. 8vo, original printed brown wrappers, [36] pages. Facsimiles in the text. Some minor sunning and dust-soiling to the wrappers; in very good condition. Item #8064

What purports to be a reasoned and rational analysis of an alleged Shakespeare manuscript at the British Museum, though De Moineaux makes his position on the Bacon-Shakespeare controversy fairly clear: "Which could have possibly been the author of plays and poems that 'touch the horison of all human thought:' a butcher's apprentice or a college alumnus; a mischievous poacher or an attache of an embassy; a Stratford toper or a London Barrister?"

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