博客來Dive deep into the Shakespeare authorship debate with this critical examination of the evidence. Arguing that the true identity of Shakespeare was in fact Sir Henry Neville, William Henry Edwards marshals an impressive array of historical, archival, and literary evidence to support his case. With meticulous research and engaging prose, this volume is sure to spark new debates and discussions among Shakespeare scholars and enthusiasts alike.
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