Sappho and Sophocles, inspirers of the works of William Shakespeare
Subtitle: Francis Bacon, the reviser and preserver of the manuscripts
Contributors: Abbott, James C. N., 1852-; Harry Houdini Collection (Library of Congress)
Publisher: Star Publishing Co.
Published: 1902
Place of publication: Springfield, Mass
Language: eng
Number of pages: 18
Subjects: Authorship; Baconian theory; Spiritualistic interpretations; Spirit writings
Other titles: Sappho, Sophocles, Shakespeare, Bacon
Notes: "As the following correspondence will show, I am indebted to spirit Henry VIII for the facts and letters now first published ...": p. 3

"Editor's statement" signed (p. 3): James C.N. Abbott.

Abbott confers with the spirits of Henry VIII, Shakespeare, Bacon, and others on the issue of the authorship of Shakespeare's works.

With: Prof. William Denton speaks again. Springfield, Mass., [1899?] -- Brown, J.G.H. Hypocrisy exposed ... [Nottingham, 1858] -- A lecture on the authenticity of the Scriptures ... Nottingham, [1858] -- A revealed address ... [Nottingham, 1861] -- The world as it will be after its renovation ... Nottingham, [1861] -- A code of divine ordinance or worship ... Nottingham, [1857?] -- Budington, H.A. Death is birth ..., Springfield, Mass., c1897 -- King, Maria M. Mediumship ... Chicago, 1895 -- Putnam, Allen. Post-mortem confessions ... Boston, 1886 -- A soldier gone west ... London, [1919] -- Standard bearer. Death and beyond ... London, [between 1910 and 1927] -- Ghosts ... Gt. Fencote, near Bedale, Yorks, [ca. 1900?] -- Wheeler, Edward S. Ed. S. Wheeler in spirit life ... Springfield, Mass., [1885] -- Parker, Theodore. Theodore Parker in spirit life ... London, 1872.  Issued separately.