Title: Anne Cecil, Elizabeth & Oxford: a study of relations between these three, with the Duke of Alençon added; based mainly upon internal evidence, drawn from (Chapman's?) A lover's complaint; Lord Oxford's (and others) A hundreth sundrie flowers; Spenser's Faerie queene, Mother Hubbard's tale, and Muiopotomos; and from various Shakesperean plays & poems
Subjects: Authorship, Oxford theory
People: Anne Cecil De Vere Oxford Countess of (1556-1588), Edward De Vere Oxford Earl of (1550-1604), Elizabeth I Queen of England (1533-1603), William Shakespeare (1564-1616)