Bacon and Shakespeare.
Publisher: Dean
Published: 1902
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 133
Subjects: Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616 -- Authorship -- Baconian theory
Table of contents: title: BACON, THE PRODUCT OF His AGE
pagenum: i; title: BACON, THE FRIEND OF ESSEX AND CECIL
pagenum: 9; title: BACON, AS THE CREATURE OF BUCKINGHAM
pagenum: 18; title: BACON AND SHAKESPEARE CONTRASTED
pagenum: 25; title: BACONIAN FALLACIES RESPECTING SHAKESPEARE
pagenum: 29; title: MR THEOBALD, A BACONIAN BY INTUITION
pagenum: 35; title: WAS SHAKESPEARE THE "UPSTART CROW?"
pagenum: 40; title: WM SHAKESPEARE, MONEY LENDER AND POET
pagenum: 46; title: THE " TRUE SHAKESPEARE "
pagenum: 50; title: MR THEOBALD'S PARALLELS AND MR BAYLEY'S CONCLUSIONS
pagenum: 55; title: THE BI-LITERAL CIPHER
pagenum: 62; title: BACON'S "STERNE AND TRAGICLE HISTORY"
pagenum: 71; title: BACON, THE AUTHOR OF ALL ELIZABETHAN -JACOBEAN LITERATURE
pagenum: 78; title: BACON AND '* DIVINE AIDE"
pagenum: 88; title: SHAKESPEARE AND BACON IN COLLABORATION
pagenum: 92; title: THE TRAGICAL HISTORIE OF OUR LATE BROTHER ROBERT, EARL OF ESSEX
pagenum: 99; title: BACON, THE POET
pagenum: 107; title: " DID SHAKESPEARE WRITE BACON?" in THE CASE FOR SHAKESPEARE
pagenum: 115; title: WERE SHAKESPEARE AND BACON ACQUAINTED?
pagenum: 124; title: IN CONCLUSION
pagenum: 129