[DOC] [TLE] Ireland Shakespeare forgeries - Wikipedia [PAR] The Ireland Shakespeare forgeries were a cause clbre in 1790s London, when 
author and engraver Samuel Ireland announced the discovery of a treasure-trove 
of Shakespearean manuscripts by his son William Henry Ireland. Among them 
were the manuscripts of four plays, two of them previously ... William Henry 
Ireland, the supposed discoverer, then confessed to the fraud. [DOC] [TLE] Vortigern and Rowena - Wikipedia [PAR] Vortigern and Rowena, or Vortigern, an Historical Play is a play that was touted 
as a newly discovered work by William Shakespeare when it first appeared in 
1796. It was eventually revealed to be a Shakespeare hoax, the product of 
prominent forger William Henry Ireland. ... Bland Burgess wrote prologues for it, 
while Robert Merry wrote an epilogue. [DOC] [TLE] William Henry Ireland - Wikipedia [PAR] William Henry Ireland (17751835) was an English forger of would-be 
Shakespearean ... In December 1794, William told his father that he had 
discovered a cache of old ... Ireland went on to make more findings  a 
promissory note, a written ... he published his own edition of Vortigern and 
Rowena (his father had originally... [DOC] [TLE] Full text of "The Shakespeare forgeries of William Henry Ireland : the ... [PAR] Would that he had really found the notes of Thomas Perkins, if such a man had 
ever lived! .... William Henry Ireland lived to be an old man, complaining to the 
end of the ... Next the boy wrote a Profession of Faith for Shakespeare  without 
even .... But once completed, Vortigern and Rowena was coveted by both Covent
... [DOC] [TLE] William Henry Ireland and the Shakespeare Fabrications [PAR] Dec 21, 2010 ... William Henry Ireland was born in London in 1777, the son of Samuel ... In 
December 1794, William Henry Ireland informed his father that he had 
discovered a cache of old ... Ireland would undoubtedly have gone to his grave a 
happy man. ... unheard of play by Shakespeare titled Vortigern and Rowena. [DOC] [TLE] Amazon.com: Customer Reviews: The Lambs of London [PAR] In the last decade of the 18th century, William Henry Ireland really did produce a 
... Other sources give the full title of the play as "Vortigern and Rowena," ... and 
source of the manuscripts is usually given as another young man and not a 
woman), .... "Vortigern" as well as a testament allegedly written by Shakespeare's 
father. [DOC] [TLE] Lynch, "Splendide Mendax" - Rutgers University [PAR] Mar 16, 1999 ... It was all a hoax played by Letterman and his staff: in a parody of the Back ... he 
wrote, "there is ground to believe that most of them were originally ... His father, 
Samuel Ireland, never thought much of young William; had the ... plays, lost 
Shakespeare masterworks, called Vortigern and Rowena and Henry II. [DOC] [TLE] The Lambs of London (Peter Ackroyd) | New and Used Books from ... [PAR] When William Ireland, an ambitious young antiquarian bookseller, comes ... in 
age than they actually were (in realy life they were born nine years apart, she 
being the elder). ... a lost play, both written by William Shakespeare are 
discovered, the city's ... Other sources give the full title of the play as "Vortigern 
and Rowena,"... [DOC] [TLE] Early modern lives in facsimile: Textual Practice: Vol 23, No 2 [PAR] Mar 30, 2009 ... I have no idea if Anthony Bacon really lost his temper (perhaps he was amused?) 
.... The centrality of the letters is not surprising: in the 1790s, great figures, both ... 
William Henry Ireland freely, even proudly, confessed that he had forged ... The 
young man then wrote his name with this mixture, but it was very... [DOC] [TLE] Bamboozling Ourselves (Part 2) - The New York Times [PAR] May 28, 2009 ... If you really looked at Van Meegeren's Vermeers, you would see that Van .... He 
hadn't been proclaimed, or had a work that is proclaimed, except by this one man
, Bredius,

Question: In the 1790's William Ireland "discovered" (actually wrote) this man's play "Vortigern And Rowena"
Answer: William Shakespeare